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Partnered with Otoe County Collab to provide the Youth and Families Thrive Training in Nebraska City.
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C-ACT-1119
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Host, coordinate, and facilitate the quarterly collaborative meeting; this is a 90 minute in person meeting.
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C-ACT-1295
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Work with system partners to define a warm line to support families and children, train community response system partners and align partners in utilizing FindHelp, and recruit new coaching partners to build community capacity.
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C-ACT-1053
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*Community health fair for local residents (260 children in attendance). *Handed Crises Code keychains, gum with Crises QR code. *Meet and greet with other organizations in Red Willow County area.
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C-ACT-1116
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*Local resource fair to create a one-stop-shop for access to social services. *40+ organizations available. *Local businesses offered haircutting services, dental screenings, and promotion supplies.
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C-ACT-1117
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*Work with local community organizations to organize community baby shower. *Coordinate plans for items provided and education. *Promotion of event.
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C-ACT-1154
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*Partnership with 6 local churches to make requests for families in need. *Email group to communicate needs. *Coordinate purchase and delivery of items - involve church members as appropriate. *Report quarterly to partner churches for request review and financial report.
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C-ACT-1153
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Presentations 11/24/24 - Presented to local businesses about GCC and our work
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C-ACT-1037
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December 2024 -902
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C-ACT-1043
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GCC Newsletter - October 2024 - GCC In-Person meeting recap, Rosecrance Jackson, Head Start Awareness Month, Siouxland CARES, Source For Siouxland, Lead Family Coach At GCC - Empowering Families for Success,
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C-ACT-1044
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GCC Newsletter - December 2024 - Your Voice Matters: Help Share the Future for our Community - Child care Business survey by JoAnn Gieselman Siouxland Foster Closet Food Bank of Siouxland Siouxland Habitat for Humanity Boys and Girls Club of Siouxland Slips Trips and Falls: Safety Tips Holiday Humor and Warm Wishes
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C-ACT-1046
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GCC Newsletter - November 2024 - GCC Expands Language Access with Pocketalks, Celebrating Veterans, Siouxland Freedom Park, Foster Care Support, Source For Siouxland, Prime Age to Engage,
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C-ACT-1045
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GCC Meetings 10/10/24 - GCC In-Person meeting at WITCC - Focus on the childcare crisis and the need to take action. Speakers: Source For Siouxland, Lori Fresina (national speaker - Executive Director for Voices for Healthy Kids and Steering Committee member for the National Collaborative for Infants and Toddlers), Katie Towler (Director of Extended Campus - Northeast Community College), Melissa Polinoski (Assistant Vice President of Early Childhood Programs, NCFF, C4K) 117 participants
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C-ACT-1038
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GCC Meeting 11/14/24 -GCC Zoom Meeting - Welcome by Deb Burnight, Randy Ehler (The Gospel Mission), Michelle Lewis (Siouxland Community Hunger Banquet), Melissa Ramirez and Jess Lopez-Walker (Memorial Walk), Khenda Mustafa (Center for Immigrant & Refugee Advancement (CIRA), Rachel Lundgren (SFS data poll), Michelle Parker (Closing) - 128 participants
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C-ACT-1039
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GCC Meeting 12/12/24 - GCC Zoom Meeting - Dr. Rony Ortega (Welcome), Abdikadir Mohamed (Somali Community of Siouxland), Michelle Lewis (STI Prevention), Lauren Powell (Iowa Total Care), Jen Hale (Findhelp), Rachel Lundgren (SFS data poll), Tito Parker (CLosing) 142 participants
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C-ACT-1040
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October 2024 - 888
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C-ACT-1041
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November 2024 - 894
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C-ACT-1042
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Work with local and state organizations to organize a community baby shower. Coordinate plans for items provided to attendees and education. Helped promote event.
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C-ACT-1211
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Yearly, NCF presents to the new public school teachers about The Norfolk Family Coalition.
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C-ACT-1221
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Being a part of community events and information sharing what resources we offer along with providing on site central navigation. Some events that we are apart of annually are: Children's Day Festival, National Night Out, POP Springtacular, Project Homeless Connect, and Norfolk Area Childhood Conference.
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C-ACT-1216
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The Panhandle Partnership Newsletter is distributed weekly to roughly 1,000 subscribers. It contains primarily postings from our members about events, programs, job postings and programs. It has a very good open rate and is frequently mentioned as a favorite among readers. It is in the process of being replicated by a statewide members both is layout and intent.
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C-ACT-1271
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Knowing that families and community members encounter emotional and behavioral health challenges during the December holiday period, we initiated a number of supportive efforts. These included. * Social media posts on Stress Management During The Holiday Season and on Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder reaching 5,315 * Adopt An Elder uniting generations [Benefitted 48 individuals through collaboration with the Santee Nutrition Program and 38 community members] * A community dinner serving 61 with special recognition and support to families who have experienced a loss through suicide * Creation of a resource page so relatives [community members] who may be having a hard time may access them during times of need or the holidays
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C-ACT-1219
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Research World Wide Technology. Find funding to support WWT. Implement useage of WWT.
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C-ACT-1346
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In October 2024, the York County Community Coalition (YC3) expanded its Central Navigation Network. Previously, YC3 had a part-time Central Navigator, which limited clients’ access to YC3’s resources. However, with the hiring of a full-time Central Navigator, clients now have more opportunities to meet with YC3 staff in person and find the resources they need with greater ease. As we move into 2025, YC3 is continuing to grow and enhance its network. We are excited to announce a collaboration with local organizations to bring two adult peer support workers and one youth peer support worker to our team. The adult peer support workers will assist clients in the jail, local mission, and those struggling with substance use and mental health challenges. The youth peer support worker will focus on supporting youth and their families, helping to strengthen their relationships and ensuring the youth’s success. YC3 is committed to expanding our network and resources to better serve the York County community, and we look forward to helping even more clients in the year ahead!
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C-ACT-1223