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Hampshire Hope: DART takes national stage

Hampshire Hope: DART takes national stage Published: 5/3/2021 4:21:49 PM A snippet of video included in our Hampshire HOPE presentation at the 2021 RX Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit drove our point home better than any PowerPoint ever could. Seated at a table was Adam Van Buskirk, a founding officer in the Northampton Police Department’s post-overdose response team known as DART, listening to a cellphone message he received from a woman he had worked with as a DART officer. “I’ll never forget you bringing me to detox,” the caller said. She let Van Buskirk know that she had since moved to the Boston area, gotten a job and was doing just fine. Van Buskirk is now a detective on the Northampton force and no longer part of the DART team, but the impact he’s had during his time as a DART officer reverberates to this day.

Piloting the collective impact model in Bangladesh - Bangladesh

Piloting the collective impact model in Bangladesh Format April 26, 2021 The non-profit organization H&M Foundation (H&MF), with the support of The Asia Foundation, is launching a collaborative pilot project to provide emergency assistance to female garment workers in the wake of the global pandemic. Designed to safeguard female textile workers against the immediate impacts of Covid-19 as well as in the long term, the pilot is part of H&MF’s longer-term project, Collective Impact Initiative for Female Textile Workers in Bangladesh (CIFTWB), located in one of the world’s leading garment manufacturers and exporters. Launched in April 2021, the pilot is a unique collaborative initiative inspired by the “Collective Impact Model,” where organizations work together to tackle complex socio-economic problems for social change. Disaster relief partners CARE, WaterAid, and Save the Children coordinated by The Asia Foundation, are piloting this model in Gazirchat, Savar, an area pop

Springfield s Poverty Rate At New Low

Posted By: Jason Rima April 1, 2021 @ 12:31 pm Local News, News Springfield’s poverty rate has dropped to a five year low. The group Prosper Springfield says the poverty rate is now 22.9 percent. That’s still very high, but the group hopes to keep working on creating a culture of equity and inclusion. Press Release Officials with Prosper Springfield, a collective impact model initiative, announced today that Springfield’s poverty rate has declined to a five-year low. At 22.9 percent, however, Francine Pratt, Prosper Springfield Executive Director, says there is much more work to do. In 2013, a 30-plus member Impacting Poverty Commission convened by Prosper Springfield backbone agency Community Partnership of the Ozarks, used a Collective Impact Model with representatives from private, public and social sectors to convene, research and understand the major causes and impacts of poverty. By October

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