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Organizational Structure - Bright Beginnings

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The Monterey County Children’s Council. The Monterey County Children’s Council (MCCC). Serves as the Steering Committee for the initiative. As a Steering Committee, the MCCC is action-oriented and champions Bright Beginnings throughout the county. Which aims to reduce gang violence amongst youth through Monterey County. The Council’s work is currently focused on two initiatives, All Kids, Our Kids. And Bright Beginnings an early childhood development initiative. Collaborative Action Teams (CATS). In conj...

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Salinas - Bright Beginnings

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José Arreola is the Community Safety Division. Administrator for the City of Salinas and the Director of the Community Alliance for Safety and Peace (CASP). What you do with a public health approach is really focus on prevention, José explains. To read the full Salinas CAT Spotlight. View Bright Beginnings’ calendar here. For the next Salinas Collaborative Action Team meeting. Click here to access your CAT Toolkit. Bright Beginnings CAT Logo. Join our email list! Find out what’s new! March 2, 2017.

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Collaborate | Literacy Campaign Monterey County

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Never discourage anyonewho continually makes progress, no matter how slow. Literacy Campaign For Monterey County is involved in the following collaborative efforts:. CASP (Community Alliance for Safety for Peace). For our Future, Para Nuestro Futuro. Adult Literacy Network Google Group. All-America City Grade Level Reading Award. All America City Award. Grade Level Reading Award. Stryve Grant Monterey County Health Department. United Way Volunteer Center. 2013 Literacy Campaign for Monterey County.

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Resources | Salinas Police Department

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Skip to main content. Megan's Law Resources. Use of Force Policy. Helpful Resources and Links. 12 Actions Parents Can Take to Help Prevent Gun Violence. To view Police Report Maps in your area, click the link below. By clicking this link you, the site user, acknowledge and accept the terms and conditons listed on the Crime Reports FAQ Page, viewable here. I agree to the listed terms and conditions. CASP (Community Alliance for Safety and Peace). Why we do what we do. Violence Tip Line (831) 775-4222.

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Fiscal Sponsorship « Action Council

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You are here: Home. Raquo; Fiscal Sponsorship. The ACTION Council sponsors the work of more than two dozen coalitions of individuals who provide valuable services, which are often not available through traditional community resources. Under our fiscal umbrella, these groups are eligible to receive tax-deductible donations and program grants, which enable them to have a significant impact on those they serve. Fiscal Sponsorship Member Survey Results - Sep '12. How Does it Work? Friends of Rippling River.

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Timeline - Bright Beginnings

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2017-2018 Plan of Action based on. Partner organizations understand core problem and articulate it to the broader community. Each CAT develops an action plan that clearly specifies the activities that different partners have committed to implementing. Funders of partner organizations align their resources to support local action plans. CATs continually review selected indicators for accuracy and validity and adapt the shared data system to report on individual data. 8211; to the original five communities.

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Hope Matters Blog: Lessons Learned: Grim in Baltimore; Hope in Watts | HopeMatters.org

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Helping Build Communities that Don't Produce Crime. Lessons Learned: Grim in Baltimore; Hope in Watts. May 3, 2015. Well just let me say it this way: I’ve never seen moms and grandmothers sitting on their front steps waving to cops. They do now in Watts. I’ve never seen kids running up to cops to get a hug. Happens all the time. And guess what: I have a say in helping to hire these cops! Reducing violent crime by more than 50% in three Watts housing developments. The real issues, now glaringly evident, s...