The North End Tacoma Community Policing Division operates with the aim of coordinating proactive policing efforts with citizens to ensure safety and security in the community. Led by Captain Christopher Travis, the division comprises two lieutenants, an administrative lieutenant, 16 Community Liaiso

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Lions in the Community District 27D1 Club Success Team is dedicated to helping clubs find meaningful service projects in focus areas like Youth, Vision, Hunger, and Environment. By connecting with the community, making new friends, and sharing talents, Lions and Lionesses aim to make a positive diff

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This document outlines the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) for Conemaugh Health System in Cambria and Somerset Counties, Pennsylvania. The plan focuses on addressing significant health needs identified through a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), including mental/behavioral health, a

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The Banking Development District Program, overseen by the NYS Department of Financial Services, aims to enhance community wealth and development by providing essential banking services. New York Community Bank, now a division of Flagstar Bank, has a successful history of BDD branches, demonstrating

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Ms. Valerie Simmons-Walston, Special Advisor for Community Engagement and Strategic Partnerships, presents the University of Toledo's commitment to community engagement, its core values, and President Postel's vision for adapting and evolving to positively impact students, faculty, staff, and the co

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This project focuses on conducting a health needs assessment in a specific community in Victoria, addressing a significant public health concern within the community. It discusses the social risk factors contributing to the chosen issue, policies, community resources, and the nurse's role in improvi

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This manual introduces the concept of community engagement, defining what a community is and highlighting its importance. It explores a case study where active community members address health issues through community engagement. The manual emphasizes community-driven development, involvement in dec

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Empowering communities affected by HIV, the Community Engagement Tracking Tool facilitates meaningful engagement in decision-making for access to quality care. Developed by the Community Advocacy Network, it enhances collaboration between policymakers, program implementers, and communities to improv

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The Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model aims to enhance service quality and accessibility by offering integrated, evidence-based, person- and family-centered care. CCBHCs provide a full range of mental health, substance use, and primary care services while emphasizing care coo

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The National Response Framework aims to strengthen response actions by coordinating across the entire community to stabilize community lifelines. Community lifelines are critical services essential for human health, safety, and economic security. Stabilizing these lifelines is crucial during respons

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Community development involves uniting efforts of the people with government authorities to enhance economic, social, and cultural conditions, while community organization focuses on identifying problems and resources within a community for more effective functioning. Both are crucial for social dev

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Community organization is a vital aspect of social work focusing on meeting the needs of urban communities and promoting citizen participation. The concept has evolved in the United States to create effective adjustments between community resources and welfare needs. Various types of community organ

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Urban Community Development in Pakistan began as an experimental fieldwork practice in 1952-53, with the first project in Haji Dilboth Goth focusing on improving women and children's health. Challenges arose in applying rural community development methods to urban areas. The second project in Lyari

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Community schools are neighborhood hubs that offer not only academic education but also various services to support the whole child and the entire community. By addressing obstacles like hunger, health issues, and family instability, community schools improve graduation rates, student performance, a

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Poppy Thomas, the Voluntary & Community Sector Coordinator at Haringey Council, leads efforts to strengthen partnerships, secure external funding, and provide support for organizations in the Voluntary and Community Sector. The council works closely with the VCS to commission services, bring in reso

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Community-Based Learning, also known as service-learning, integrates academic material with relevant community engagement, fostering civic outcomes and public purposes. This session delves into adapting community-based activities to address new needs and opportunities while ensuring safety and flexi

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The principles of community development emphasize the recognition of community members' dignity, active participation, self-help, self-determination, and addressing felt needs. These principles stress the importance of respecting the community's resources, involving community members in decision-mak

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The Community Wetlands Forum, represented by Jim Ryan, is a platform promoting community-led wetland conservation in Ireland. With a focus on biodiversity, conservation, and community well-being, the forum aims to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and inclusive participation among stakeholder

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Inclusive Community Resilience focuses on channeling resources to communities and households, promoting citizen engagement, community empowerment, gender and social inclusion. The operational approach integrates citizen engagement, gender, and social inclusion into activities, mainstreams Disaster R

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A recap of the Community Collaboration Forum held on June 19, 2019, featuring guest presenters, project updates, goals, vision, and mission statements. The forum focused on fostering collaboration, increasing community agency capacity, and addressing service gaps to benefit the residents of Dufferin

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Explore ten simple and impactful community service project ideas presented by Cindy Grooms, a Dona Ana County 4-H Leader. From organizing canned food drives to teaching classmates about planting seeds, these ideas encourage youth involvement in serving and supporting their community. Combining commu

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Discover the core principles of START - The Heart of Your Community, emphasizing the importance of belonging, connection, and community support. Explore how the START approach in Westfield fosters collaboration, harnesses local skills and resources, and creates a stronger, more connected community t

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The community-focused initiatives at Robert E. Lee High School in Staunton, Virginia, aim to enhance the image of high school students and foster positive relationships with the community. Through various projects and activities, students engage in community service, emphasizing the value of giving

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Community REACH is a project aimed at promoting connections between UWE students and community groups in Bristol areas with historically low higher education participation. Through collaborative events and partnerships, the project seeks to raise awareness of UWE as an inclusive university, engaging

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Discover how the Community Learning Exchange (CLE) offers community groups a realistic and funded opportunity for shared learning. Administered by the Scottish Community Alliance, the CLE has adapted to virtual formats during lockdowns while working on a blended version for future flexibility. Explo

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Community-Based Learning (CBL) at the University of Scranton integrates theory with practice, engages students with community members, and fosters critical reflection. It prepares students to address societal challenges, identify systemic issues, and nurture a sense of commitment towards underserved

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On September 23, 2024, Ward One held a town hall meeting hosted by Councillor Lori Hutcheson. The agenda included updates on fiscal responsibility, community engagement, mindful development, and community safety. Key points covered include budget analysis, community outreach efforts, development pla

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Dr. Annie Madden leads a community-led research project focused on the values and preferences of people who inject drugs regarding LDSS/N distribution. The study aims to generate evidence on the feasibility and impact of implementing LDSS/N distribution programs, involving phases from pre-implementa

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The ASEAN Secretariat plays a crucial role in the transformation of ASEAN towards the ASEAN Community 2015 objectives, including the ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC), Economic Community (AEC), and Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC). The ASEAN Vision 2020 emphasizes peace, prosperity, and partn

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This orientation program aims to equip community development officers with the knowledge and skills to mobilize communities for improving food and nutrition security. Participants will learn about planning community mobilization activities, engaging key stakeholders, conducting dialogue meetings, ho

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Community Land Trusts (CLTs) are legal entities run by local volunteers to collectively own and manage property/land, undertake development projects, and secure assets for the community. With priorities set by communities to address local issues like affordable housing and recreation, CLTs provide a

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In the Circle Peacemaking approach, core community values such as respect, forgiveness, love, family, humor/health, honesty, sharing, and leadership are upheld. Guidelines for the process include confidentiality, equal participation, and respectful dialogue. Community justice benefits include commun

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Strengthening Community Action for Health under the National Health Mission has been a decade-long journey focusing on improving health outcomes through community involvement and accountability. The Advisory Group on Community Action plays a crucial role in providing technical support, monitoring, a

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The Community Center Committee (CCC) in New Milford has been actively meeting since March 15, 2018, and has been renewed for another six months. The committee's charge includes studying the feasibility of a community center, its composition, operational structure, and finances. The CCC's focus areas

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Exploring the concept of community service and its significance in society. From volunteer work to altruistic acts, discover how community service benefits both individuals and the public. Learn about the evolving definition of community, the role of volunteers, and the diverse ways in which communi

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The Arlingham community recently held a consultation to gather feedback on various topics. Initiatives such as Neighbourhood Development Plans, Community Design Statements, and Parish Plans were discussed. These community-driven documents aim to shape local development, influence planning decisions,

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Discover the concept of community forests as a shared community resource, encompassing community ownership, participation, and benefits. Learn about models, benefits, and steps in community forest projects, along with real-world examples and the role of project managers in organizations like the Tru

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The Bishop's Castle Community Partnership (BCCP), an independent charity, works towards advancing citizenship and community development in Bishop's Castle. Through a Community-Led Town Plan and various sustainability projects, the BCCP collaborates with the local community, Town Council, and other o

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Discovering, learning, and growing together to formulate a community-centered strategic direction in 2016. Leaders focus on what they believe in - connecting, learning, innovating, and collaborating. Their purpose is to inspire the community through enrichment and engagement. Their vision is a vibra

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Community development involves local efforts to enhance the living standards by empowering individuals and groups to take ownership of initiatives that address community needs. Essential for developing enterprise in a community are people, organizations, a plan, and finance. The process typically in

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