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United States

CHW Apprenticeship At Los Angeles Valley College (LAVC)

For the DACUM, the goals are to have the participating CHW give input to help LA Valley College confirm the key elements for LAVC's CHW Curriculum and eventually, the CHW Apprenticeship.This input from the CHWs includes sharing their experiences, CHW Duties, Tasks, Terms, Skills, Knowledge, Behaviors, Tool/Technology, Job Information. Here is a link to a.

A national economic justice organization, the Insight Center is working to build inclusion and equity for people of color, women, immigrants, and low-income families.

Non-profit, anti-drug prevention and coalition technical assistance, has over 30 years of local,state and national substance use disorder (SUD) prevention, early intervention and treatment, youthservices, community organization, early childhood education, violence prevention, HIV/AIDS, public/community health, cultural proficiency development, program.

Willowbrook, California, United States

Project Goals:To create space to educate, train and elevate community led dialogue so residents can advocate for greater access to healthy food options.Objectives:​Organize local stakeholders to build local and regional policies to eliminate food insecurity.Identify 3 funding sources for local community gardening efforts, food distribution and healthier.

COVID-19 pandemic relief for approximately$665 million in Consolidated Appropriations Act funding. Relief ($600 payments) to farm,meat packing workers, and grocery store workers. Funds will be awarded through grants toeligible entities (i.e., State agencies, Tribal entities, and non-profit organizations) generallyranging from $5,000,000 to $50,000,000..

Department Of Health And Human Services Office Of The AssistantSecretary For Health, Office of Minority Health: Planning Consultant (San Gabriel Valley, CA) -Community-based Approaches to Strengthening Economic Supports for Working Families Initiative toserve low-income working families disproportionately at risk for adverse childhood experiences(ACEs).

Interim Prevention Director, People Coordinated Services of SouthernCalifornia, Inc. Managed day-to-day department community support operations, grant writing andother resource development. Substance abuse prevention policy advocacy.

Provided strategic planning and evidence-based program development, technical assistance, and training support to California county alcohol and drug program administrations, mental health and social service departments, child development agencies, and local communities throughout Southern California.

Subject Matter Expert and Academy Trainer, National Coalition Institute. Provides experiential training for alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) prevention coalition leaders from across the nation on the 15 core competencies of coalition development, maintenance, sustainability, and effectiveness. The Institute includes three five- day on-site courses.

Managed the day-to-day operations of a high school-based, comprehensive youth development and academic enrichment program that operates during non-school hours (California Department of Education, 21st Century High School After-School Safety and Enrichment for Teens (ASSETs) program). Hired to assess and re- envision all programs and services, and to.

Provided technical assistance and training to assist California County Alcohol and Drug ProgramsAdministrations (County ADPs) and their contracted community-based organizations (CBOs) deliver effectiveprevention services. Assisted ADPs and their contracted CBOs in developing effective outcomes-basedprevention programs in compliance with state and federal.

Directed day-to-day operations of the Pasadena-based organization/coalition, founded in 1992, which strives to reduce and prevent harm associated with alcohol, tobacco and other drugs among youth and families and the neighborhoods throughout the San Gabriel Valley. Day One’s coalition and collaboration has become regionally and nationally recognized for.

Developed and managed a community organizing department for a citywide drug and violence prevention coalition. Interacted with citizens, government agencies, law enforcement, drug treatment, social service agencies, community-based agencies, private industry, philanthropy and youth, as it related to the development and implementation of a five-year.

Project coordination of local and national training programs in high-risk communities. Managed outreach activities, project development and implementation in high-risk communities and housing developments. Managed national trainers and provided technical assistance to coalitions nationally. Interacted with other national agencies as it related to providing.

Community Health worker addressing substance abuse prevention in community settings.

Coordinated districtwide in0house suspension for elementary students.

Directed and managed the city's summer parks programs across the city.

Managed the publicity for the LAUSD South Region's leisure time programs (Our role and responsibility is to grow, enhance and strengthen our present programs and to reach out to the greater Los Angeles community to build partnerships before and after school). LA's BEST, Beyond the Bell https://btb.lausd.net/about

Bachelor Of Journalism, Journalism

Join Together Fellowship, Coalition Building

Eureka Fellowship, Executive Director Capacity Building Fellowship

Activities and Societies: Executive Director Capacity Building FellowshipExecutive Director Capacity Building Fellowship

Intern, Community Organization And Advocacy

Activities and Societies: Intern, Community Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (CoCo) Under Karen Bass and Loretta.