Resource Linkage and Coordination Sample Clauses

Resource Linkage and Coordination. What resources are provided to participants and their families/loved ones by your proposed program/service? How does the program coordinate and link participants to these resources? Advocacy is provided via our staff. Weekly stipends are provided. We also offer housing support (financial) when funding allows; we connect participants to resources like job placement psychotherapy, help participants complete paperwork, and refer them to other programs within Urban Triage when applicable. We'll also help clients obtain food from River Food Pantry. And access support around medication through a partnership with the homeless consortium. We coordinate services by meeting with participants outside of group settings when requested, making calls with them, sending emails on their behalf, and using our social capital to advocate for participants. Our staff is well-versed in community resources due to the work we do in housing and case management. We know who to call within systems and agencies to get things done. We have relationships within UW Hospital and Meriter, which allows us to support our participants in receiving the healthcare services they deserve.
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Resource Linkage and Coordination. What resources are provided to participants and their families by your proposed program? How does the program coordinate and link families and participants to these resources? The main resource we provide our learners is access to our EdTech, The Learning Marketplace. A one-year subscription is included with our custom program, and youth can continue to learn via our in-person and virtual Live Experiences that are scheduled monthly. Youth also gain access to our private slack channel where they can communicate, build and learn with close to 1k learners worldwide. As youth graduate from our program, they can start global online businesses via Youthful Savings Marketplace. There is no fee to get a business going, and we also provide capital to successful youth entrepreneurs through our Community Investment Fund. We believe in a hybrid teaching model that includes both in-personal live instruction and continuous virtual learning and building. We believe the most underserved communities deserve tech equity, and our tech-enabled learning ecosystem provides access to technology careers through experiential learning.
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Resource Linkage and Coordination. What resources are provided to participants and their families by your proposed program? How does the program coordinate and link families and participants to these resources?
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Resource Linkage and Coordination. What resources are provided to participants and their families by your proposed program? How does the program coordinate and link families and participants to these resources? Our organization is modeled after revolutionary movements like the Black Panthers, whose aim was to provide wraparound support services while also providing education. Those wraparound services include financial support for unexpected or one-time expenses (like a new pair of shoes, a driver’s permit, or varsity letter patches) and advocacy support to help participants and their families navigate the health system, justice system, housing, and education systems in Dane County. Parents who attend the Saturday sessions will also be eligible to receive a $50 stipend for each week they attend (delivered via check or CashApp). We can provide that kind of support because we’ve been advocating for and providing support services to Black folks in Madison and Dane County for the last decade. During that time, we’ve developed extensive social capital, earned the trust of our community, and built deep relationships with institutions in Madison. We’re able to meet folks where they’re at, connect them to available resources, and empower them to change their circumstances.
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