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[rohansingh123]

Building Brighter Futures with Community Programs – JT Academy

Strong communities are built through connection, education, and opportunity. That’s exactly what JT Academy is achieving through its inspiring community programs across Australia.

Founded by rugby legend Johnathan Thurston, JT Academy is committed to supporting youth, especially Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, by offering mentorship, skills training, and real employment pathways.

Their community-driven approach makes a powerful impact by engaging young minds, fostering leadership, and nurturing self-belief. From school workshops to employment readiness sessions, JT Academy is transforming potential into purpose.

✨ Learn more about their impactful programs: https://jtacademy.com.au

Let’s build stronger, more empowered communities — together.

[ccs-capdetroit]

Today two of our Educators, Cheyenne Janik and Keith McCoy, are representing CAP at the STEAM Extravaganza @ Hope of Detroit Academy Middle/High School🎉 . At this showcase of all things STEAM, visiting students can learn about local opportunities and make connections to careers in the field. Thanks to The Leona Group, CAP is so excited to be a part of this event!

[ivygorgon]

An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Pass the Break the Cycle of Violence Act (H.R 5003/S. 2638)!

783 so far! Help us get to 1,000 signers!

Every 11 minutes, someone’s life is lost to gun violence in the United States. In an average year, this public health crisis claims more than 40,000 lives and wounds twice as many. For the lives lost and the loved ones left behind, there is no way to capture the true cost of this epidemic, but every year, the United States chooses to spend $557 billion on the consequences of gun violence rather than stopping it before it happens. Gun violence is not normal, and Americans do not need to accept it as such. We have the tools, strategies, and people to prevent these daily tragedies, but for too long, the federal government has dramatically underspent on proven community-based programs that address the root causes of gun violence, while allocating billions of dollars to reactive interventions that have historically failed to keep Americans safe. The status quo isn’t working. That’s why we need the Break the Cycle of Violence Act (H.R 5003/S. 2638). The Break the Cycle of Violence Act would provide $5 billion in federal grants for community violence intervention programs and $1.5 billion in workforce initiatives that are proven to reduce gun violence. These programs make communities safer by investing directly in the people and communities most affected to stop gun violence before it happens. Grants funded by the Break the Cycle of Violence Act will support local programs that use proven strategies to reduce community violence without contributing to mass incarceration. Communities that have invested in these interventions have seen reductions in gun homicides by as much as 60 percent, saving taxpayers up to $41 in emergency services for each dollar spent. These much-needed resources will also expand economic opportunity to communities grappling with trauma, systemic neglect, divestment, and long-standing hardships.

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[teamlifebalance]

What is the purpose of the recent NDIA grant round?

💰 The NDIA’s grant round totals almost $40 million. 🤝 Funds community-based peer support and capacity-building programs for people with disabilities. 🏢 Supports small, disability-led organizations. 🌍 Grants for delivering local, state, national, and online programs. 📅 The funding duration is for two years.

Looking to secure a disability support grant? Let us help you navigate the application process. Call 1800 998 994 or visit lifebalancendisplanmanagement.com.au today!

[perspectiveunbound]

Empowering Scotland Through Financial Literacy: Building a Secure Economic Future

The Vital Role of Financial Literacy in Modern Scotland Hello, dear followers! Today, we are turning our focus to a foundational aspect of economic empowerment: financial literacy. In an era marked by complex financial products and rapid economic changes, understanding the basics of finance is crucial. This knowledge empowers individuals to make informed decisions about saving, investing, and managing debt, which in turn strengthens the overall economic fabric of Scotland. In Scotland, there's a growing recognition of the need for financial education. Initiatives by various organisations aim to integrate financial literacy into school curricula and community programs, ensuring that people from all walks of life can access this crucial knowledge. However, despite these efforts, a significant portion of the population still lacks the financial understanding necessary to navigate today’s economic landscape effectively. Financial literacy is not just about managing money; it’s about securing a stable future and enabling informed participation in economic life. For instance, understanding interest rates, insurance, and basic investment concepts can significantly affect one’s financial security and freedom. Moreover, in a broader sense, a financially literate populace is less vulnerable to economic crises, as people better manage personal finances and contribute to the stability of the financial system. Scotland stands to benefit immensely from a more financially educated population. Improved financial literacy can lead to increased personal savings rates, more entrepreneurship, and overall economic resilience. It is, therefore, imperative that we continue to invest in financial education, not just for school-aged children but for all citizens. I invite you to share your thoughts and experiences with financial literacy in Scotland. What steps do you think could be taken to improve the situation? Are there particular programs or approaches you’ve seen that are effective? Your input is valuable as we think about ways to enhance our collective economic understanding and ensure all Scots have the tools to succeed financially. Your engagement is crucial for fostering a conversation that could shape a more financially savvy Scotland. Warm regards, Alastair Majury *Perspectives Unbound* --- *Follow Alastair Majury for more insights on fostering economic growth and resilience through free-market principles and education.*

[qcsupermom]

Perks for EBT/SNAP and WIC Cardholders in Charlotte, NC

As a mother of nine, I have always looked for ways to stretch my husbands dollars, as a stay at home mom. At the same time, I wanted to give our children the very best. While most time non profits provided many relief by providing many amazing experiences, there are other ways you can save money and live a pretty decent life. I’ll show you how. No one offered to share these jewels to me. And at…

[usnewsper-politics]

Cherelle Parker: A New Leader for Philadelphia's Future! #affordablehousing #CherelleParker #climatechange #communityprograms #criminaljusticereform #DavidOh #diversityandinclusion #freshperspective #gunviolence #mayorelection #newleadership #PhiladelphiaCityCouncil #politicallandscape #progressivepolicies #voters

[hargo-news]

Ready to support any community program, Merlan asserts: as long as it benefits the people positively.

Ready to support any community program, Merlan asserts: as long as it benefits the people positively. #BoneBolango #MerlanUloli #CommunityPrograms

Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – The Regent of Bone Bolango, Merlan Uloli, firmly declares that he will not discriminate in supporting community programs or organizations in Bone Bolango. However, Merlan stipulates that the programs implemented must genuinely benefit the people. “As long as the results can have a positive impact on the residents, I am ready to support programs, whether from communities…

[paulsmarj]

✨ Giving Back Starts at Home! From food banks and shelters to helping build homes for those in need, there are countless ways to support your community. Which local organizations could use an extra pair of hands? Drop them below, and let’s come together to make a difference! ❤️ #giveback #communityinvolvement #communityprograms #lendahand #volunteer #locallife http://dlvr.it/TJGMy7

[pink-factory]

커뮤니티 전시 “어쩌다 저쩌구 왈”, 이병기 홍천 중앙시장 상인회 회장의 인사말 (2019년 9월 21일) community exhibition “this and that, she said”, opening speech by lee byeong-gi, head of hongcheon central market merchant association (sept. 21, 2019)

[gloucesterwriterscenter-blog]

Help us raise $5000 in 5 Minutes? Bank Gloucester announced their "Banking for the Community" program. $20,000 will be awarded to nineteen non-profits in their service area. If we garner the most votes we could receive up to $5000. Paste this link into your browser and "Write-In your Vote" in the provided space at the end of the ballot. https://www.bankgloucester.com/ballot GWC IS NOT listed on the roster. WE ARE A WRITE IN. Send to friends if you think they may want to help us raise needed funding to support our community projects. Thank you. #vote #voteforus #voteforusplease #helpusout #helpout #gwc #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization #charity #donation #donations #donationsneeded #donationswelcome #thankyou #keepingthelightson #keepthelightson #funding #community #communityprogram #communityprograms #writing #writersofinstagram #writerscommunity #writers #workshops #classes #crowdfunding #donate https://www.instagram.com/p/B2FCkjVHJq-/?igshid=kxxavam18df8

[ccs-capdetroit]

✨It's beading time! ✨

Last month, students at Henry Ford Elementary tried their hand at jewelry design with their very own beaded bracelets. Thanks to Teacher Natalie Pryor and Co-Teacher Myett Risker for running this great class!

[granbynaturepreschool]

Our camp registration is now live👇🏽 https://granbyct.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=29687 * * #granbyct #granbyrec #parkandrec #summercamp #communityprograms #spring2023 #getoutside #youthservices #signup #recreation (at Salmon Brook Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpkPBiPuRgZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ayogikitchen]

Community! At Sunrise Project we celebrate community. A Yogi Kitchen and Pantry joins Sunrise to feed our community and offer Community Yoga every Sunday. Wednesday, I joined Melissa and Nancy for the Growing Roots program “connecting youth to good food through growing, cooking and eating!” Last week the youth requested salad. So we created a salad bar! And it was sophisticated. There were spring greens, radishes, two kinds of olives, shaved parmesan, croutons grape tomatoes from the @thesunriseproject Community Garden. In addition there was fresh fruit, cut and whole. One Central student made two big salads and grabbed fruit to take home to share with his sick brother who left school early. The salads they were beautiful. The kids were kind, compassionate and funny. It was a great Wednesday! We need volunteers to help with programs. Go to Sunrise’s website, link in their bio, to sign up and to commit to their Big Impact Campaign. For $10 a month you can support our programs. Join us Sunday for Community Yoga at our new time, 6p central, this Sunday. It’s a donation-based, all-level class for EVERY body. Your donation helps put gas in our car to deliver groceries to families we sponsor, keeps the WiFi on to teach classes, buys extra ingredients to cook meals to put in the fridge on the Porch Pantry at Sunrise. Can’t make it to yoga? You can donate on the @ayogikitchen website, link in the bio, or use the QR code above to help us feed people, teach people and create community. Join us Wednesday for our Community Meal at Sunrise. We’re making Chicken Noodle Soup. If you want to learn how to make soup from scratch, join us. If you want a home cooked meal join us from 5-6p. It will be a lovely day to sit out at the picnic tables with your friends, visit the @lawrencelibrary mobile truck and connect with your community! Donations are so appreciated, but never required. See you in community! 🧘🏽‍♀️🍽💪🏽 #food #foodporn #community #connection #growingroots #youth #youthprogram #communityprograms #bigimpact #mindfulness #communityyoga #salad #fruit #wholefoods #ayogikitchen #lfk #lawrenceks #lawrence #lawrencekansas #kansas (at Sunrise Project) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjI1cNprGgf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[allthingsshilo-blog]

Seeds in the middle is having their Fall Crawl this Saturday! After enjoying authentic cuisine from local restaurants come enjoy some music, art and entertainment at Carrol Gardens. I, @shilorian will be present, sharing spoken work and giving a sneak peak into"Waistline Meets History" our upcoming event on a October 6th! ~~ see you there! @shilorian @seedsinthemiddle #seedsinthemiddle #communityprograms #holisticliving #allthingsshilo #creator # art program #eaistlinemeetshostory #farmersmarket #spokenwordartist #dancer (at Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoMkf2PndM1/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=l3bg382ud0ma