Cherrie Frail’s Post

While volunteer first responders across the country share a common goal of serving their communities, each individual has different beliefs that impact their role. Tim Cramblit (Crescent Lake, OR) believes that volunteer responders, as public servants, have an obligation to learn, train, and pursue education & service opportunities whenever possible. Learn why he believes his, and how it’s impacted his first responder journey, at https://lnkd.in/gZ69YCwr.

Amplify YOUR Voice! CLICK THE 5 MIN SURVEY --- (WE TIMED IT!) https://lnkd.in/dmrDfV5m FAIRNESS, ACCURACY, BALANCE. We strive for a broad agenda reflecting the needs of all community sectors. We value community voice, community-driven content, and community inclusiveness. We look to report the under-reported local story. We look to bring the national local, not parroting news but placing it within Cape Cod's context to explore what it means … here. We state facts as facts, call opinions opinions, and let you be the judge. We strive to be accessible to all and acknowledge that communities have many different truths. In all our actions, we show respect for and civility to others, regardless of their roles or viewpoints. We strive to live these values every day and in every interaction.

Happy #LaborDay! Today, we honor the hard work and dedication of Oregon's workforce, the backbone of our economy. As we celebrate today, let's also remember the importance of policies that support job creation, innovation, and opportunities for all Oregonians. Read more about Oregon's workforce: https://bit.ly/46Rq7Ai

What are you doing to rest? Listen as we reflect on how rest not only nurtures us as individuals but also empowers us to forge stronger, more meaningful connections in our work. Let’s discover together how embracing rest can be a radical act of resistance and a cornerstone of effective social work.We share practical strategies, powerful stories from the field, and discuss the intersection of rest, connection, and social justice.  https://lnkd.in/gNwFhb9F

As adults, we carry a range of social responsibilities that shape not only our lives but also the well-being of our communities. Understanding and fulfilling these responsibilities can make a big difference in creating a positive and supportive society. Here are some key areas where our actions matter. https://lnkd.in/g7zPRPty

Discover the freedom of independent living at Uplands Village! Engage in social and community opportunities that let you make a difference in ways that matter most to you. Choose to do as much or as little as you like—it's all about personal choice, preference, and control. Every day can be a new adventure or a comforting routine that fits your lifestyle. Experience the joy of living life on your own terms: https://heyor.ca/rmnWQP

🚗 Paving the Way! 🚙 Our Healthy Minds and Healthy Transitions programs had a fantastic meeting with Alex Montaner of Florida's Statewide Workforce Development Program, to discuss career opportunities for youth/young adults in the road construction industry. Many young adults with mental illness struggle to find work environments that are supportive and offer a sense of accomplishment. The road industry offers unique opportunities to support them: 🚧 Structured Environment: Road construction provides a clear structure with defined tasks and goals, which can be beneficial for those seeking stability. 🚦 Physical Activity: Working outdoors and performing physical tasks can be a great way to manage stress and improve overall well-being. 👷♂️ Teamwork & Camaraderie: Road crews work closely together, fostering a sense of belonging and community. 🛣 Career Growth: The road industry offers various specializations and opportunities for advancement. By providing the right support and resources, young adults learning to manage mental health conditions can build successful careers while contributing to our vital infrastructure here in Florida. #mentalhealthmatters #careergrowth #youthmentalhealth

Step one to achieving a community based on the theory of universal well-being: Do what is necessary to be sure your citizens don’t starve.

So many of the challenges communities face today are experienced nationwide. But the reality is you live and lead in your local community. You care most about the challenges facing your immediate area. You don’t have to solve these challenges on a national level. You just have to make a contribution to creating change in your local community. Chances are, you're already doing great work. You can build on what you're doing, together with others. The history of our country proves real change starts in our local communities. Once it gets started, it sparks a chain reaction that can ultimately grow and spread across the country.

Nebraska Statewide Workforce & Educational Reporting System (NSWERS) newest study on Talent Retention in Nebraska highlights the importance of retaining highly-educated Nebraskans post-grad. Focusing on social and economic ties and the enhancement of in-state work opportunities have proven to be key strategies in reducing brain drain. Learn more below. https://ow.ly/8IXP50T95vK