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Partnership Presentation

Transcript: Community Engagement/Outreach Core Researcher Tonya To engage in community-based outreach activities that raise awareness of health disparities and to encourage community members to participate in disparity-elimination research. Monthly training provided in: Community Assessments Grant Writing Communications Plan Annual grants Health education and community outreach Community Partner Nancy Community Involvement *Source: CDC.gov Develop Community Outreach and Health Education Activities Knowledge of: Community Strengths Resources Influential Organizations Historical Influences Local Health Concerns We will focus on topics that are of concern to you and your community We will work equitably to provide health education and outreach efforts in the community Health Disparity: A difference in health that is closely linked with social or economic disadvantage. Perks of Partnership The Path Ahead... Formation of Partnerships Impacts on the Community Bulloch Candler Evans Emanuel Interpret Findings Knowledge of: Theory Research Methods Experience Sara Hawkins, MPH Community Engagement Coordinator Rural Health Research Institute Georgia Southern University What the partnership looks like: Map Community Assets Community Assessment Engaged-Counties Distribute Findings Increased community awareness surrounding health disparities Increased capacity to make healthy decisions in rural communities Translation of research to health promotion activities in the community Increased community involvement in evidence-based community-based research First....What is a Health Disparity? Goal of Community Engagement Core

Charity Presentation

Transcript: What Charity could you donate to? American Psychiatric Association The Charity What is APA? The American Psychiatric Association is an organization of psychiatrists working together to ensure humane care and effective treatment for all persons with mental illness, including substance use disorders. Its vision is a society that has available, accessible quality psychiatric diagnosis and treatment. About them Their Mission, Values and Goal Mission promote the highest quality care for individuals with mental illness, including substance use disorders, and their families promote psychiatric education and research advance and represent the profession of psychiatry serve the professional needs of its membership Best standards of clinical practice Highest ethical standards of professional conduct Prevention, access, care and sensitivity for patients and compassion for their families Patient-focused treatment decisions Scientifically established principles of treatment Advocacy for patients Leadership Lifelong professional learning Collegial support Respect for diverse views and pluralism within the field and the association Respect for other health professionals Values To promote the rights and best interests of patients and those actually or potentially making use of psychiatric services for mental illness, including substance use disorders. To improve access to and quality of psychiatric services. To improve research into all aspects of mental illness, including causes, prevention, and treatment of psychiatric disorders. To improve psychiatric education and training. To promote optimal conditions for practice and career satisfaction. To foster collaboration among all who are concerned with medical, psychological, socio-cultural and legal aspects of mental health and illness. To improve functioning of the APA in the service of its mission. Goal Why donate? Why donate? With COVID-19 being a big issue for the last two years, hospitals have been filled to their capacities. People in health care especially have had the difficult task of dealing with ones that have become infected with the virus and working shifts that can even last exaughsting 14 hours. The facts You may think that doctors and nurses are used to seeing people pass away at the hospital but it is differnet when that peson can't be surrounded by their family.

Fujistu Charity Partnership

Transcript: "The Power to Provide Equal Opportunities to All People" Crossing the Digital Divide Mild (e.g. require assistance to obtain a job) to severe (e.g. require full-time care & support) Can be associated with cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome, autism, epilepsy Sometimes confused with learning difficulties (e.g. Dyslexia, mental illness) 1.5m people in UK with a learning disability, estimated 350,000 classed as severe (NHS) Employee involvement 8 out of 10 children with a learning disability are bullied Other opportunities 58x more likely to die before the age of 50 The work we do People with learning disabilities can be excluded from some technologies Tech develops rapidly meaning people with learning disabilities in danger of being left behind, particularly children with SEN Efforts include 'Big Mack's', adapted website, iPad lessons Opportunity for a strategic and shared value partnership We: Provide high quality, individualised support - 9,500 people directly supported in 12/13 Campaign to change policy e.g. secured changes to the assessment of Personal Independence Payment Provide advice & information to anyone who needs it - 38,000 people received our support via email, phone or in person in 12/13 Raise money & awareness e.g. forming strategic partnerships 50% of adults with a learning disability live in the family home Professional volunteering Volunteering alongside people with a learning disability Volunteering at a National Mencap event Get involved with fundraising shaping tomorrow with you Office fundraising - the heart of a partnership, anything from cake sales to fancy dress Challenge yourself - Be part of Team Mencap & sign-up to one of the many exciting challenges Payroll giving - simple, efficient & extremely effective. Build on your 'Be the Heartbeat' campaign Less than 1 in 5 people with a learning disability work Aligned with Involve Me project Create learning disability-friendly devices Laptops, notebooks, computer displays Include people with learning disabilities in development teams Widen user-base, market opportunity; joint venture e.g. Age UK & CyCell Sponsorship of Little Noise Sessions -Long history of cultural sponsorship, including the Fujitsu Concert Series in Japan Diversity of workforce - We can work with you, providing expertise about workforce inclusion Mencap Safety Challenge - achieve a higher standard of safety in your operations How we can raise funds together Working together towards a more inclusive future "Significantly reduced ability to understand new or complex information, to learn new skills and the reduced ability to cope independently" (Department of Health) Assistive Technology can help with listening, math, memory, organisation, reading & writing Fujitsu is committed to 'development aimed at creating products & services that help more people participate in society' Universal Design - smartphone for elderly, device that changes sounds into vibration Mencap - The voice of learning disability Example Services Housing - Golden Lane Housing, assist people find their preferred home Learning - Tailored education opportunities via colleges & PPQ Employment - 'Employ Me' is Mencap's specialist service to help people with learning disabilities get into work Leisure - providing opportunities for arts, sport, day trips & general activities otherwise not available Example Projects Inspire Me - practical activities & learning for 14-25 year olds Involve Me - creatively involving people with profound & multiple learning difficulties (PMLD) Gateway Active - health, well-being & leisure centres Getting It Right - working with partners to improve primary healthcare services Understanding Learning Disability The Power of ICT greqhterhtr Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability are valued equally, listened to and included

Partnership Presentation

Transcript: At market prices in Uganda, sanitary materials would cost about one tenth of an average household income each month (Kirk and Sommer 2006). The Red Elephant's Three Core Tenets Empower the local population with new skills and the realization that they have the power to effect positive change This ongoing process culminates in the ability of women to recognize their worth, value, and ultimately their right to live with dignity for every week and day of the month The ongoing community dialogue will help bring this silent issue into the forefront. The more that menstruation is talked about, the better that it will be understood, and the greater chance there is of chipping away at the barriers that women face during and as a result of menstruation. Engage In some rural areas, menstruating females resort to using: cotton wool, cloths (including socks), tampons, tissue paper, pages torn from school exercise books, pieces of sponge torn from mattresses, old rags, leaves, cow dung, sawdust/sand, newspaper, a hole on the ground to sit on for the whole period Use of unsanitary materials leads to: Pelvic infections, Skin irritations, Disruptions to their education, Decision to drop out of school entirely. These are further exacerbated by: Stigma Powerlessness Lack of Sanitation We have developed a program that can be adapted to many different settings, with different populations and norms, to address the barriers that women face during and as a result of menstruation. These programs will be funded by us and taught to other organizations with functioning and thriving projects ‘on the ground’ in locations around the world. This program centers around the creation of simple reusable sanitary pads, and the establishment of a public dialogue that aims to decrease the stigma associated with menstruation that is so prevalent in many societies. The pads will be made of locally sourced materials wherever possible, they will be made by the local population, they will benefit women in the area by providing for a need, and they will benefit those involved in the simple production process as serving as a means to generate an income. The program that we have developed aims to engage the local population, educate them on how to produce the pads, and empower them through recognizing their value as human beings and their right to live with dignity – for every week and day of the month. Empower Educate the local population about the effects of menstruation and how to produce the pads Reusable sanitary-pad making is a simple endeavor Partner organizations are encouraged to work with existing community groups (women’s clubs, sewing cooperatives, etc.) Partner organizations will host workshops with these stakeholders The Red Elephant will provide pattern templates, instructions (which will need to be translated into the local language), and pictorial instructions, among other things Materials will be sourced locally The Red Elephant's mandate is to “empower women in low-resource settings by removing and/or overcoming the barriers that they face during, and as a result of, menstruation by establishing and supporting projects that seek to positively impact the local population” About one in ten school-age African girls does not attend school during menstruation (Kirk and Sommer 2006). The Red Elephant will: Support Ainembabazi Children's Project through the provision of our program model details, which they can then endeavor to implement in the host communities within which they work Review, on a monthly basis, any Project Proposals that are received Draft Project Contracts for approved Project Proposals Dispense the funds agreed upon in the Project Contract to Ainembabazi Children's Project for the purpose of implementing The Red Elephant’s program model Assist in the modification of our program model, when necessary, to allow Ainembabazi Children's Project to successfully implement our program model in the host communities within which they work Provide ongoing support to Ainembabazi Children's Project in regards to the implementation of The Red Elephant’s program model Ainembabazi Children's Project will: Submit an accurate Project Proposal for each individual project that they seek to undertake Adhere to each individual Project Contract that has been signed by both The Red Elephant and Ainembabazi Children's Project Modify and/or adapt The Red Elephant’s program model as necessary to allow for different settings, populations, and norms in order to adequately address the barriers that women face during and as a result of menstruation Jointly, both parties will: Remain committed to achieving their mission to empower women in low-resource settings by removing and/or overcoming the barriers that they face during, and as a result of, menstruation Endeavor to engage the local population, educate them on how to produce the re-usable sanitary pads, and empower them through recognizing their value as human beings and their right to live with

Charity Partnership

Transcript: WWP Programs Active Heroes Mission Programs Accessibility Reputation Associate Engagement Organizations Wounded Warrior Project Programs and events retrieved from: Home 2 Active Heroes. (2011, January 1). Retrieved February 12, 2015, from http://activeheroes.org/home-2/ Programs and events retrieved from: Veterans Charity Service Organization that Honors & Empowers Wounded Warriors | Wounded Warrior Project. (n.d.). Retrieved February 12, 2015, from http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/ Mak, T. (2014, September 26). Wounded Warrior Project Under Fire. Retrieved February 13, 2015, from http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/09/26/wounded-warriors-project-under-fire.html Videos Retrieved from: www.youtube.com Statistics Retrieved from: www.census.gov and www.va.gov 22 Wounded Warrior Project Associate Engagement Donations Multiple Activities Customizable programs Alternative A: Wounded Warrior Project Alternative B: Active Heroes Family Community Center Active Heroes Retreat Community Outreach Wounded Veteran Lifetime Funds Active Challenges and Physical Therapy 5,281 Introduction The Military Strong BRG is endeavoring to gain partnership with a charitable organization that directly supports and positively impacts combat veterans. 3.4 Justification Report Recommendation 24 Active Heroes Charity Partnership Restore Warriors Soldier Ride TRACK Transition Training 21.8 Fast growing organization Willingness to participate Outstanding reputation Multiple Event opportunities Results References Criterion Accessibility Contact Info: 904-296-7350, 877-832-6997 No fund raising/awareness actives Extensive steps to sponsor an event Reputation Financial Reviews Politics Associate Engagement Donations Active Heroes Connect and help America’s military families through physical and mental therapy, home repairs and community outreach, financial assistance and community reintegration to halt the triggering points and stress associated with “hard times” that lead to suicide. 15 Raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members. Help injured service members aid and assist each other. Provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members. Accessibility Contact Info: 502-277-9280 Stand at Attention, Carry the Fallen, LOA Can be replicated nearly anywhere Reputation Financial Reviews Politics Introduction

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