Brad B. Email & Phone Number

United States

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

1. Develop and Deliver Training Programs: Design, develop, and deliver training programs related to crisis intervention, substance use disorder, and brain injury for a statewide audience. Ensure that training materials are up-to-date and evidence-based. 2. Curriculum Development: Collaborate with subject matter experts to create comprehensive training curricula that address the unique challenges and needs of individuals with brain injuries. 3. Training Coordination: Coordinate training sessions across the state, including scheduling, logistics, and participant registration. Ensure that training events run smoothly and efficiently. 4. Evaluate Training Effectiveness: Collect feedback and data to evaluate the effectiveness of training programs. Make necessary adjustments to improve the quality and impact of training. 5. Information Science Integration: Incorporate information science principles into training materials and delivery methods to enhance the accessibility and relevance of information for participants. 6. Stay Current: Stay up-to-date with the latest research, best practices, and trends in crisis intervention, substance use disorder, brain injury, and information science to ensure training content remains cutting-edge. 7. Collaboration: Collaborate with other organizations, professionals, and stakeholders in the field of brain injury to promote knowledge sharing and coordinate efforts for the benefit of individuals with brain injuries. 8. Data Management: Maintain records of training sessions, participant data, and evaluation results. Generate reports to track progress and outcomes.

1924 Capital Blvd, Raleigh, Nc 27604

The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina’s Three Squares for CENC Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) outreach program bridges the complexities SNAP program policy with pragmatic outreach methods to more effectively connect underserved populations with the food resources to which they are entitled by expanding access to an already successful SNAP Program while generating positive economic impact in target counties. The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina (FBCENC) recognizes the significance of connecting people to Food and Nutrition Services and the opportunity it provides families and individuals make ends meet. As a result, the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina continues to reach out by expanding its efforts to help families and individuals in its thirty-four county service area connect to the Food and Nutrition Services program.Improving awareness of and access to the FNS program for residents in central and eastern North Carolina encompasses four distinct and equally necessary components to be meaningfully successful and replicable. These necessary components include:-Culturally competent access to information that corrects misinformation and misconceptions about FNS participation;-Trust Building-Physically accessible and convenient system through which potentially eligible residents are able to -receive personal pre-screening, application completion assistance, and follow-up communications from a knowledgeable and compassionate advocate; and -Access to nutrition education designed to help potentially eligible FNS recipients maximize their food purchasing capacity that focuses on choosing healthy foods, improving and maintaining health, and promoting active lifestyles.

Burlington, Vermont Area

Burlington, Vermont

Developed programming for City Kids program participantsIdentified funding sources to build IT for the City Kids programCultivated positive relationships with program participants Supported and assist the Recreation Superintendent and Recreation Coordinator to build the capacity of the City Kids program

Burlington, Vermont

AmeriCorps VISTADeveloped and implement strategies to assess community needs specifically around the issues of technology training and access; implement programs which identified needCommunity Outreach; attended community meetings, formed collaborative relationships with other non-profit agencies and market new programs or trainings available at CyberSkills/VermontDeveloped an Internet resource guide for Vermont residents applying for Internet access through the Vermont Department of LibrariesGeneral Staff Support; staffed the Access Center, general clerical supportWorked with other Americorps VISTA team members to plan and coordinate Americorps community events and programs