United Way of Broome County Investing $2.3 Million in Community
United Way of Broome County announced that it would be investing $2.3 million in the community, assisting 44 local non-profit organizations.
Source: 981thehawk.com
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Non-sworn, unarmed safety responders to join UCR's Police Department
UC Riverside plans to implement new measures this fall that reflect major changes in how it approaches campus safety. They include a tiered-approach in which the UC Riverside Police Department will add a new category of non-sworn, unarmed safety personnel to respond to calls. Another addition will be behavioral health specialists trained to deescalate situations. UCR is on track to be among the first UC campuses to implement such changes.
Michaelv Drake Anthony Frisbee Kima Wilcox George Floyd Student Health Wellness Services Uc Riverside Police Department
Source: ucr.edu
Mental health crisis hotline works to save lives in Florida
The federal government launched the new 988 mental health 24/7 crisis hotline Saturday.
United States Jeff Winkler Ron Desantis Terrie Andrews Jennifer Silvey Cason Wolfson Children Behavioral Health Department
Source: firstcoastnews.com
United Way of Indian River County - Funded Partner Agencies through June 2024
All the agencies who will receive funding made presentations during the Citizens Review Process. Volunteer funding panels then made recommendations to the United Way IRC Board of Directors based on how well the agency addressed United Way’s funding priorities.
Source: wqcs.org
Augie Napoli transforms United Way during six-year tenure
As president and CEO, Napoli shifted United Way's strategy to focus on tackling poverty and grew the organization's fundraising totals and sources. Over Napoli's six-year tenure, United Way brought in nearly $320 million in total in fundraising.
Source: crainscleveland.com
Sharon Sobol Jordan to lead United Way of Greater Cleveland
Jordan, a veteran local nonprofit and human services leader, will be the next president and CEO of United Way of Greater Cleveland, following approval of its board of directors Monday, June 27.
Schneider Smeltz Speith Bell Brian Richardson Michaelr White Paul Dolan Augie Napoli Indiana University School Of Public
Source: crainscleveland.com
Free national webinar on basic student needs features UH strategies | University of Hawaiʻi System News
UH presents data-driven strategies to meet basic student needs in a national webinar.
Rainbow Uli Findhelp Yassiel Caballero Delgado University Of Hawai Driven Strategies Address Student Needs Higher Education
Source: hawaii.edu
UK protects free flow of information amidst Russia sanctions
The UK government has listened to civil society’s assertion that blocking the flow of information in and out of Russia will strike a blow to the rights of millions.
United Kingdom Peter Micek Natalia Krapiva Boris Johnson Needs For Telecommunications Services Biden Administration
Source: accessnow.org
Manitowoc Public Art app launched by Rahr-West Art Museum
The new Public Art Tour app created by Manitowocs Rahr-West Art Museum features 31 stops. Plus, more stories in Monday dose.
Source: htrnews.com
Catholic Charities resumes in-person Spring Celebration
BOSTON -- For the past two years, Catholic Charities of Boston has been unable to gather in person to recognize their members and the people they serve as they normally would. This was both unfortunate and ironic, as people depended all the more on their services in light of the COVID economic impact. But after holding virtual fundraisers for the past two years, this year, they were once again able to hold their annual Spring Celebration in person, allowing them to honor their staff, volunteers,
Source: thebostonpilot.com