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In partnership with Lift Up Sarpy, coordinated, facilitated and hosted a community wide meeting focused on resources available for immigrant families and individuals; over 100 individuals participated in this meeting.
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C-ACT-1297
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Trainings are available to youth and young people leaders, lived experts and the community. Examples include, but are not limited to: - Youth and Families Thrive - Motivational Interviewing - Know Your Rights
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C-ACT-1296
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Coordinate and facilitate a monthly resource group of 40+ providers. Agenda often includes an opportunity to share information, identify gaps and barriers, build relationships, and to build knowledge of services and support available within the community. It is a real time, live resource catalog.
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C-ACT-1298
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Host monthly meetings around specific topics for youth, food security, housing, parents, mental health, substance abuse, early childhood and child care to share resources among 5000+ volunteers of Buffalo County Community Partners. Emerging issues are gathered and share with the Steering Committee of the Well Being Collaborative to prioritize community conversations, data collection and engage new partners in a shared agenda. Volunteers will host several resource fairs though out the year as emerging areas are discussed and prioritized.
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C-ACT-1056
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*Present information on Families 1st Partnership and services available.
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C-ACT-1105
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Collaborative Programs: Partnering with schools, community organizations, and local leaders to host workshops and trainings aimed at skill development for both youth and adults.(Family Cafes, Youth Town Hall, Circle of Security) Parent and Caregiver Support: Offering classes or seminars that focus on effective parenting strategies, mental health awareness, and tools for supporting children’s educational and emotional growth. (Family Cafes, Circle of Security) Youth Leadership Development: Creating programs that empower young individuals to develop leadership skills, such as public speaking, teamwork, and problem-solving, often through mentorship or community service projects. (4H Club for Middle Schoolers) Community Resource Networks: Building a network of services that families can access, including educational resources, vocational training, and personal development opportunities. (Central Navigation, Family Coaching, Financial Literacy Training, Findhelp, Electronic TVs, Webisite- Events and Community Resource Guide, Social Media) Accessible Education: Hosting events, such as family nights or cultural celebrations, that incorporate learning and personal growth opportunities
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C-ACT-1137
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We are committed to building an upwardly mobile workforce with local talent by providing credible, meaningful, consistent and affordable professional development opportunities that results in an extraordinary service system.
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C-ACT-1352