Podcasts about Families First

Allison Kerndt with Families First of Pella discusses the winter/spring semester of parenting classes.

This weekend's 1 in 36 guests are Dr. Bobby Newman and Bobbi Rogers. Dr. Newman and Bobbi Rogers join us from Proud Moments ABA. Bobbi is the Senior Director of Community and Industry Relations at Proud Moments ABA, and has been with Proud Moments since 2016. She is also the founder of Families FIRST (formerly FEAT of CNY). Dr. Bobby Newman is the Executive Director of Clinical Services at Proud Moments ABA. He is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Licensed Behavior Analyst in New York and Tennessee, and Licensed Psychologist in New York and Florida. Dr. Newman released a new book this year titled "First Responders and People Diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum: What Each Needs to Know About the Other". Dr. Newman will also join us this year at the 3rd Annual RAISE event as a breakout session speaker. Tune in to learn more about Bobbi & Dr. Newman, the services Proud Moments ABA provides, and the new book!

Director of Families First of Pella Allison Kerndt discusses the upcoming fall programming for the non-profit organization supporting local parents.

Clark County Council District 3 candidate Chuck Keplar outlines his platform focused on families, lower taxes, and no tolls. Learn about his stance on public safety, transportation, and more. Read the full story at https://tinyurl.com/3b6abcnr on www.ClarkCountyToday.com. #FamiliesFirst #LowerTaxes #NoTolls #ChuckKeplar #ClarkCountyDistrict3 #Candidate #ClarkCounty #WashingtonState #PublicSafety #SchoolResourceOfficers #Homelessness #DrugOverdoses #Transportation #ColumbiaRiverBridge #CommonSenseSolutions

This episode is brought to you by: the Change Makers Certification Program. Become a Certified Change Maker, and Co-Create Greatness!   Sinikka Waugh and Sue Wilson discuss 5 Components of C3 De-Escalation.   Sue has a Master's Degree in Human Performance and Exercise Physiology from Minnesota State University, Mankato where she studied the Human body under stress and reactions. She served as the Head Athletic Trainer for Indianola High School from 2005-2012 and left the field to start a family and spend time with her 2 daughters, Joviee and Phia. She has experience as the Executive Director of The Helping Hand of Warren County, Indianola School Board Member, Board Member of CTE-HOPE, former member of Governor's Advisory Council for Brain Injuries, United Way of Central Iowa Agency Director's Council and represents Warren County on several Task Forces throughout Central Iowa improving engagement in social challenges facing our communities. Sue started as the Executive Director of WeLIFT Job Search Center in the fall of 2022 with the energy and passion to continue to bring new services and partnerships to WeLIFT to better serve our community. She is a Certified Instructor in C3 Descalation and has had the honor of training amazing organizations such as Anawim, UnitedWay, Families First, Waukee Area Christian Services and many different schools. She enjoys watching her husband and daughters play and coach the great game of soccer, loves the outdoors as well as the quiet night by a fire with a book. She is blessed every day with a community of friends and family that truly are the foundation of her heart.

Brian Barber, Founder of Mission Fish USA Lucy Cartagena, Founder of Families First & Sleep Out Ventura County Erik Roberts, President of the Ventura Black Sheep Motorcycle Ministry Local Events --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/support

Brian Barber, Founder of Mission Fish USA Lucy Cartagena, Founder of Families First & Sleep Out Ventura County Erik Roberts, President of the Ventura Black Sheep Motorcycle Ministry --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/support

Ventura County Rescue Mission and the Diehard Bolt Club Ventura County team up for a clothing drive Lucy Cartagena, founder of Families First & Sleep Out Ventura County Local Events --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/support

Lucy Cartagena, Founder of Families First & Sleep Out Ventura County Danny's TeddyBear Cancer Foundation Classic Car and Cycle Show --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/alynettework/support

New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer speaks with Kirsten Olson, the CEO of Children and Families First, and New Castle County Land Use General Manager, and former Director of Economic Development, Char Patibanda about the county's unique Nurse-Family Partnership support and the "Pay For Success" funding model for public and private partnerships.

We are a society indoctrinated into the belief that we must think of business before the priority of families. FTC Chair Lina Khan has Jim Cramer and the plutocrats unhinged. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/message

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show on FRIDAY 5-3-24 Catherine Pakaluk takes a look at women who defy society and have lots of babies and big families Father James Kubicki helps us understand First Friday devotions, and why we should incorporate them into our spiritual practices

Clark County District 3 Candidate Chuck Keplar is launching his official campaign under the banner of “Families First, Lower Taxes, and No Tolls.” https://tinyurl.com/3fdm2jvh #ChuckKeplar #campaignlaunch #ClarkCountyCouncil #District3 #CountyCouncilcandidate #CouncilorKarenBowerman #familiesfirst #lowertaxes #notolls #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

In this episode of IMPACTability, The Nonprofit Leaders Podcast, host Josh Hirsch interviews Jessica Cicere, former CEO of Nonprofits First, about nonprofit collaborations. They discuss the importance of partnerships and collaborations in the nonprofit sector, especially during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. They also explore the difference between formal and handshake partnerships and when each is appropriate. Jessica shares a case study of a collaboration between the Edna Runner After School Center and Families First, highlighting the benefits of immediate partnerships in times of need. They also discuss the value of networking with fellow nonprofits to find potential collaborations. The conversation then shifts to the taboo topic of nonprofit mergers and when it may be necessary for two organizations to come together as one. Jessica emphasizes the importance of assessing board and staff commitment, organizational capacity, and the alignment of strategic plans before considering a merger. They also discuss the challenges and benefits of mergers and the need for professional guidance throughout the process. The episode concludes with a segment of Coaches Corner, where Stanton Cadow, CFRE, discusses how to assess the feasibility of a capital campaign for a nonprofit, including the importance of board and staff commitment, crafting a compelling narrative, and seeking professional guidance.Guest BioJessica Cecere is the Chief Executive Officer of Nonprofits First, Inc. and has over 32 years of nonprofit leadership experience. Ms. Cecere has also been a small business shareholder, a consultant, and an active community volunteer. She earned a Bachelor's Degree from Florida State University. She is a BoardSource Certified Governance trainer and a Certified True Colors Facilitator. In years past, Jessica was also a Certified Consumer Credit Counselor and a Certified Counselor for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Ms. Cecere is an expert in board governance, nonprofit management, leadership facilitation and personal finance and has appeared in numerous local and national publications. Cecere was a long time local television media source in the area of credit and personal finance, as well as, serving as a frequent guest host on Clear Channel Radio's WJNO morning news.Jessica Cecere has a long history of community involvement with many community service and nonprofit organizations. She is a graduate and active alumnus of Leadership Florida and Leadership Palm Beach County. Jessica also serves as a volunteer on numerous committees. Jessica has served on 12 plus nonprofit boards and advisory councils from 1992 – 2023. Jessica is currently serbving as a Board member for the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida and the Caribbean and Leadership Palm Beach.Jessica is a recipient of the 2022 Women in Leadership Award for the Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation and a recipient of the 2022 Leadership Palm Beach County Presidents Award.TakeawaysPartnerships and collaborations are crucial in the nonprofit sector, especially during times of crisis.Formal partnerships are necessary for long-term collaborations, while handshake partnerships can be suitable for short-term projects.Networking with fellow nonprofits is essential for finding potential collaborations and expanding your organization's reach.Nonprofit mergers should be considered when there is a financial or operational need, and when the missions of the organizations align.Assessing...

The Art of Housing, an event featuring local artwork to support families facing homelessness, will be held at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts April 18 to benefit Henrico-based Housing Families First. The event will take place from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The silent auction is one of the main fundraising events for Housing Families First, providing funds for the organization's programs, according to Beth Vann-Turnbull, HFF's executive director. “What makes this event so special is the participation from local artists and the opportunity it gives an attendee to find a piece of art that speaks to them and...Article LinkSupport the show

Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news, I am Joy Stephen, a certified Canadian Immigration practitioner, and I bring to you this Provincial News Bulletin from the province of Alberta. This recording originates from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario.Alberta's government will ensure that the services and supports Alberta families rely on will be there for them. Budget 2024 continues to prioritize the delivery of high-quality, reliable health services across the province, with funding to continue planning the stand-alone Stollery Children's Hospital, attract family physicians to rural areas and add more mental health and addiction facilities.Budget 2024 highlights – Health care$475 million to modernize Alberta's primary health care system, including:$200 million over two years to improve access to family physicians.$10 million for primary health care initiatives in Indigenous communities.$15 million to further develop a compensation model for nurse practitioners.$6.6 billion for physician compensation and development, up from $6.1 billion in Budget 2023.$1 billion over three years to transform the continuing care system to shift care to the community, enhance workforce capacity, increase choice and innovation, and improve the quality of care within the continuing care sector.$287 million over four years, part of a bilateral agreement with the federal government, for new mental health and addiction facilities, as well as for targeted supports for children and youth, adults and Indigenous communities.$62.4 million over three years to create two rural health professional training centres and expand physician education.$20 million over the next three years, including $17 million in new funding, to continue planning for a stand-alone Stollery Children's Hospital.$35 million in capital funding over the next three years to purchase new emergency medical services vehicles and ambulances, upgrade the existing fleet and acquire additional equipment.$10 million over the next three years to create additional mental health professional spaces in post-secondary schools.$1.55-billion total expense to continue building the Alberta Recovery Model and ensure anyone suffering from the deadly disease of addiction or facing mental health challenges has an opportunity to pursue recovery.Budget 2024 highlights – K-12 and post-secondary education$1.9 billion in capital funding over the next three years for planning, design or construction of new and modernized school projects across the province. This includes $681 million in new funding for 43 priority projects that will create 35,000 new or modernized student spaces.A total of 98 school projects are in various stages of the planning, design and construction process in 2024.$842 million in new operating funding over the next three years to further support enrolment growth, bringing additional enrolment-based funding to more than $1.2 billion over the next three years to enable schools to hire more than 3,100 education staff.More than $1.5-billion operating expense funding for educational learning supports for vulnerable students, children with specialized learning needs and other students requiring additional supports.$26 million over the next three years in additional funding for Program Unit Funding (PUF). PUF will total $209 million in the 2024-25 fiscal year.$103 million in capital funding over three years to increase modular classroom spaces to address the most urgent needs for additional student spaces across the province.$55 million in capital funding starting in 2025-26 for the University of Calgary's multidisciplinary hub to add 1,000 spaces in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs.$63 million in capital funding over the next three years for Olds College to renovate and expand student spaces in the WJ Elliot Building.

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As Housing Families First expands to serve more families in the Richmond region, the organization has promoted Terri Iguina and Cindy Moussavou to fill the new positions of deputy director of operations and deputy director of programs. The promotions took effect Jan. 1. HFF offers a range of services to families facing housing instability and homelessness, including relocation assistance, permanent housing placement, and access to other housing and social service resources. Iguina, who has served in various roles at HFF since 2011, has extensive experience in project management, community engagement, and operational excellence. In her new role, she will be...Article LinkSupport the show

Full-text: Oklahoma's Parental Choice Tax Credit Program is the first universal, refundable tax credit for K-12 education expenses. Education Tax Credits: Restoring Trust in Families, a new report published by yes. every kid., explains how education tax credits can be a direct, unbureaucratic approach to expanding education options for all students. “Personal education tax credits,” the report says, “are tax credits received by a parent or guardian for educating his or her student outside of the existing public school system. They are a simple way to give families support to offset the cost of educational expenses by returning their taxes to them and, in some cases, providing them with a refund.” Following the model of the federal Child Tax Credit, education tax credits “provide families direct funding with little bureaucratic interference and allow families to spend these funds in the most flexible way.” The report recommends that states looking to enact a strong education tax credit policy should ensure that it applies to all families, retains parental autonomy over education decisions, ensures administrative efficiency, and is built on a sustainable basis. Ten states now have universal or near-universal school choice laws: seven Education Savings Account programs, two voucher programs, and one tax credit program. Each of these approaches empowers parents to choose the best education options for their children. States can learn valuable lessons from each other's policy approaches as they craft programs that suit the needs of their own families and voters. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithcascade/message

Housing Families First, a Henrico County based nonprofit that serves families with children facing homelessness, has launched a new initiative to provide holiday meal kits for local families in need. HFF is now collecting holiday meal packages for families in its programs. Meal kits will include a variety of nonperishable items, such as instant mashed potatoes, yams, stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, roll/biscuit mix, cookie mix, and more. Additionally, holiday meal kits will include a grocery gift card for each family to purchase perishable items, such as a turkey or ham. HFF's goal is to provide 55 meal kits...Article LinkSupport the show

We have all seen videos on the news or on social media of big-city fire departments doing their “thing.” Lots of apparatus and a large contingent of firefighters and support staff. It is often an amazing site and sometimes, we might get a little jealous. However, the majority of American firefighters are not in the big urban areas. Most of us serve suburban areas with mixed usage, residential, commercial, manufacturing, etc. My two guests on this episode are Nick Peppard and Sean Duffy. Both served a number of years in Florida, but have since moved north, with one to Michigan and the other to Wisconsin. Back in 2019 though, after each had been on “5-Alarm Task Force” as a guest, they came up with an idea for a podcast, “Make Due!” Their goal was to address the issues that suburban departments often face regarding limited equipment, personnel and high call volumes.Their podcast is almost three years old with plenty of guests and lots of listeners. Why? Because their podcast is about who we are and what we do. Sometimes they discuss tactics. Another topic might be personnel or apparatus issues. And on another, they may simply “shoot the breeze” over the proverbial firehouse kitchen table. Either way, this is a podcast you will want to follow and listen to. Two well-experienced firefighters discussing what they love most, after their families. Moreover, they live by the motto, “Families First!Find “Make Due” on all major podcast platforms! To learn more about the North FL Fire Expo, visit, www.northfloridafireexpo.com Please help us to help our Brothers and Sisters in dire need! Over 90% of our disbursed funds have been donated to families of firefighters who have made the Ultimate Sacrifice. Visit us at https://www.5-AlarmTaskForceCorp.org. Thank you! 

Cindy Moussavou and Beth Vann-Turnbull of Housing Families First are working to ensure struggling families across Virginia find permanent places to live — all while rents soar, and the number of available houses and apartments dwindles.   The two recently spoke to VPM Morning Edition Host Phil Liles about the obstacles they face and the tools they're using to overcome them.

Veep writer Simon Blackwell joins Matt and Tim to discuss episode 8 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: In order to get their bill to fail, the staff tries to get Representatives to vote against it; Selina must work while sick in bed; Gary accidentally gets everyone involved in illegal activity, because he sets up a secret meeting with Dan and Amy to persuade them to lobby against the Families First bill in exchange for money. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Email questions to: secondincommandatc@gmail.com

Veep writer Simon Blackwell joins Matt and Tim to discuss episode 8 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: In order to get their bill to fail, the staff tries to get Representatives to vote against it; Selina must work while sick in bed; Gary accidentally gets everyone involved in illegal activity, because he sets up a secret meeting with Dan and Amy to persuade them to lobby against the Families First bill in exchange for money. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Email questions to: secondincommandatc@gmail.com

Join hosts Dr. Undraye Howard and Dr. Sheryl White as they explore causes and solutions to meeting the great resignation challenge. Special guests joining the conversation are Howard Garval, Principal of Leaders 4 Futures, LLC, West Hartford, CT; Harry Muir, Encore Fellow Lad Lake, Dousman, WI; Brenda Smith, Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health, Chief Program Officer of Intervention Services with Children and Families First, Delaware; and Delonda Peppers, Vice President of Human Resources with the Neighborhood House Association, San Diego, CA. Tune in to Leadership Matters. Informing leaders. Inspiring Solutions!

Join hosts Dr. Undraye Howard and Dr. Sheryl White as they explore causes and solutions to meeting the great resignation challenge. Special guests joining the conversation are Howard Garval, Principal of Leaders 4 Futures, LLC, West Hartford, CT; Harry Muir, Encore Fellow Lad Lake, Dousman, WI; Brenda Smith, Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health, Chief Program Officer of Intervention Services with Children and Families First, Delaware; and Delonda Peppers, Vice President of Human Resources with the Neighborhood House Association, San Diego, CA. Tune in to Leadership Matters. Informing leaders. Inspiring Solutions!

Bo Webb (A-Camera Operator) joins Matt and Tim to discuss the seventh episode of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Selina prepares for a night with some of her old colleagues; Tom accidentally stirs trouble after a shooting in Pittsburgh; Amy and Dan lobby for the concrete industry; An intruder breaks into the White House. Mike tries to sell the press on Selina's Families First bill and because of the intruder, becomes a laughing stock; Jonah and Richard inadvertently reveal the secret of the other data breach in the 'I Care' campaign mails. Ben, Kent, Bill, Mike and Tom James have their weekly Friday night drinks, this time with Richard and Jonah. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Bo Webb https://www.instagram.com/twinkledoon/ 

Bo Webb (A-Camera Operator) joins Matt and Tim to discuss the seventh episode of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Selina prepares for a night with some of her old colleagues; Tom accidentally stirs trouble after a shooting in Pittsburgh; Amy and Dan lobby for the concrete industry; An intruder breaks into the White House. Mike tries to sell the press on Selina's Families First bill and because of the intruder, becomes a laughing stock; Jonah and Richard inadvertently reveal the secret of the other data breach in the 'I Care' campaign mails. Ben, Kent, Bill, Mike and Tom James have their weekly Friday night drinks, this time with Richard and Jonah. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Bo Webb https://www.instagram.com/twinkledoon/ 

Did you find it difficult to keep-up with all of the new laws passed by the 2023 Minnesota Legislature and signed by Governor Walz? It's okay if you did, because we're sitting down with Jason Adkins from the Minnesota Catholic Conference to understand what happened when it comes to abortion, so-called gender affirmation, marijuana and more. In part 1 of our conversation with Jason Adkins, Rebecca Omastiak from The Catholic Spirit asks about new laws regarding abortion, but also areas of hope – like the Families First Project and the amount of prayer at the capitol this session.  

Callie Hersheway (assistant to show creator Armando Iannucci on Veep, staff writer on Succession) joins Tim to discuss episode 2 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: The president's staff prepares for her state visit with the Israeli prime minister. Mike tries out a new look for his more visible role. Teddy does Jonah a favor, while continuing to invade his personal space. Dan and Jonah are participating in Families First talks. Stuck in traffic with Richard, Amy learns via FaceTime that Selina is bringing in Bill Ericsson. Gary goes overboard while planning the state dinner for the Israeli delegation, and a painting in the White House comes under the spotlight. Kent helps Catherine with her likeability. Richard becomes Jonah's assistant. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc  

Callie Hersheway (assistant to show creator Armando Iannucci on Veep, staff writer on Succession) joins Tim to discuss episode 2 of season 4 of Veep. Summary: The president's staff prepares for her state visit with the Israeli prime minister. Mike tries out a new look for his more visible role. Teddy does Jonah a favor, while continuing to invade his personal space. Dan and Jonah are participating in Families First talks. Stuck in traffic with Richard, Amy learns via FaceTime that Selina is bringing in Bill Ericsson. Gary goes overboard while planning the state dinner for the Israeli delegation, and a painting in the White House comes under the spotlight. Kent helps Catherine with her likeability. Richard becomes Jonah's assistant. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc  

Sam Richardson (Richard on Veep) joins Matt and Tim to recap the first episode of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Twenty-four hours before Selina's first major speech as President, her staff frantically tries to work out how she can say two completely opposite things (cuts in the military/spending on the Families First bill) at the same time. But just before the speech begins, everything falls apart. The staff adjusts to their new roles in the White House: Gary questions his worth now that he can no longer be close to Selina. Jonah is put off by the hands-on approach of the new VP's chief of staff, Teddy. Amy learns that Bill Ericsson, a rival campaign manager, may make a play for her job. Mike is trying to be healthy. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Sam Richardson https://instagram.com/thesamrichardson 

Sam Richardson (Richard on Veep) joins Matt and Tim to recap the first episode of season 4 of Veep. Summary: Twenty-four hours before Selina's first major speech as President, her staff frantically tries to work out how she can say two completely opposite things (cuts in the military/spending on the Families First bill) at the same time. But just before the speech begins, everything falls apart. The staff adjusts to their new roles in the White House: Gary questions his worth now that he can no longer be close to Selina. Jonah is put off by the hands-on approach of the new VP's chief of staff, Teddy. Amy learns that Bill Ericsson, a rival campaign manager, may make a play for her job. Mike is trying to be healthy. Matt Walsh https://www.instagram.com/mrmattwalsh Timothy Simons https://www.instagram.com/timothycsimons Second In Command https://instagram.com/second_in_command_atc Sam Richardson https://instagram.com/thesamrichardson 

Join hosts Dr. Undraye Howard and Dr. Sheryl White as they explore causes and solutions to meeting the great resignation challenge. Special guests joining the conversation are Howard Garval, Principal of Leaders 4 Futures, LLC, West Hartford, CT; Harry Muir, Encore Fellow Lad Lake, Dousman, WI; Brenda Smith, Licensed Professional Counselor of Mental Health, Chief Program Officer of Intervention Services with Children and Families First, Delaware; and Delonda Peppers, Vice President of Human Resources with the Neighborhood House Association, San Diego, CA. Tune in to Leadership Matters. Informing leaders. Inspiring Solutions!

Paula Moody was recently named the CEO of Families First. Moody talks with Rose about her new role, the organization, and the ongoing challenges of transitioning from foster care to adoption in Georgia and across the nation.Plus, Farley Barge, the co-founder and president of Navigate Recovery, and Ashley Parham, a lifeline lead recovery coach and program implementation specialist at Navigate Recovery, discuss the opioid crisis in Georgia and Navigate Recovery's latest initiative to install vending machines that contain Narcan, an opioid treatment medication that can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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