Last week, we were so proud to host a VAMOS/Mandy’s Farm program field trip at our South Valley Branch! The field trip was a great experience for participants, who got a chance to meet our team, learn what tellers do, check out our ATMs and drive through services, and much more! We are proud to partner with VAMOS/ Mandy’s Farm year-round, and Nusenda’s Financial Capability team continues to advocate for their financial education programming series for young adults aged 14-23 with developmental disabilities. Learn more about the great work VAMOS does at mandysfarm.org!
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An excellent review of how to assist your child in getting IEP.
Join us this week for our interview with Karen Gage, founder of KidvoKit—a tool that helps families navigate the education system and advocate for their children with special needs. Karen’s personal experiences as a mother led her to create KidvoKit. In our interview, she tells us about that experience and how KidvoKit is simplifying the special education journey for families. https://lnkd.in/gNuApG9N
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For the first of our 25 blog posts celebrating the impact of Thera on the lives of people with a learning disability, we're looking at Restore2Mini and how it supports the detection of soft signs of illness in people with a learning disability. Read more about this exciting project here: https://lnkd.in/eER_bsV6
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By organizing programs by condition group we begin to foster community for our campers and their families. Campers build independence, can share and ask questions about common experiences, and make friends with kids who are just like them. Here's a look at the impact of intentional programming: https://bit.ly/3D8YswE
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By organizing programs by condition group we begin to foster community for our campers and their families. Campers build independence, can share and ask questions about common experiences, and make friends with kids who are just like them. Here's a look at the impact of intentional programming: https://bit.ly/3D8YswE
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By organizing programs by condition group we begin to foster community for our campers and their families. Campers build independence, can share and ask questions about common experiences, and make friends with kids who are just like them. Here's a look at the impact of intentional programming: https://bit.ly/3D8YswE
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"We're not just working with parents. We're not just working with children. We're working with the whole family." Learn more about how our programs impact both generations at the link below! https://lnkd.in/gSn4sWVY
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By organizing programs by condition group we begin to foster community for our campers and their families. Campers build independence, can share and ask questions about common experiences, and make friends with kids who are just like them. Here's a look at the impact of intentional programming: https://bit.ly/3D8YswE
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Presenter | Retention Strategist | Student Success Advocate | Access, Equity, & Opportunity | Black Male Researcher
If recruitment, retention, graduation, and alumni engagment are important for colleges and universities, it is essential that they provide the funds to support men of color programs. How do administrators expect for these programs to produce substantial results without the needed resources, especially financial, to make it happen?
I am working on a project, and from our survey data nationally, only 47% of men of color programs have recurring financial resources. If we want to support/increase retention and graduation rates for men of color, we need to *invest* money to support the *people/programs* that empower men of color.
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Watch our webinar to discover the steps Rogue Community College took to revitalize programming and increase enrollment. #HigherEd #StudentEnrollment https://hubs.la/Q02BLGcw0
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To do well in school and pave the way for a successful life, students need to have the resources necessary resources and support. 🎓 However, this reality can remain out of reach for numerous students, especially those in underserved communities. Fortunately, SDF community partners like Nativity Prep Academy are stepping in to bridge these gaps by offering ongoing support to empower students to thrive in school and become leaders in their communities. Discover how Nativity Prep Academy is making a difference and helping students succeed: https://bit.ly/4e7Ilkd
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