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The document describes Friday Friends, a charity based in Saltburn, England that aims to promote mental health through friendship and community integration. The group meets on Fridays and provides a structured program of activities, talks, music, exercise, crafts and outings. It aims to foster friendship, mutual support, and personal and social growth among its members. The group is looking to expand its activities and outreach but relies on donations and grants.
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THE CHANGE AGENT…
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I am deeply humbled as I witness incredible courage amongst our students. We meet them in some of the toughest environments and extend to them the invite of change. Let us not underestimate what this means! It is for each student a complete rebuild of what he or she knows. It is a daily challenge of meeting and shifting the old energy and choosing a different approach.
You will in our annual report meet these courageous beings and witness what they do with a changed mindset; a mindset that no longer violates or perpetrates; a mindset that cares deeply to restore and heal , to nurture, inspire and to contribute. They have joined the heartbeat of transformation and play a significant role in guiding our SA youth and communities towards a greater future!
May you enjoy our Annual Report
With Love & Appreciation
Karina (Founder) Family Resource Center
The Family Resource Center is a non-profit organization founded in 1999 that offers services to enhance the lives of youth aged 5-25 experiencing social, academic, or behavioral difficulties. It provides social skills and study skills programs for youth, counseling and support groups for families, and classroom training for professionals. The center's mission is to build community success through supporting youth, parents, and professionals. It offers individualized and specialized programs to teach life skills and has helped over 10,000 families since opening. The center relies on donations and fundraising as it receives minimal core funding.
Hagerty High School - 2010 Jefferson Awards Students In Action Presentation
Students In Action is a national youth volunteer leadership, recognition and reward program, designed to pass the tradition of service on to the next generation.
Co-developed by Jefferson Awards for Public Service and Deloitte, it is now in over 250 High Schools.
Each spring, Student Leaders from the participating schools compete in regional competitions. They are asked to report on the implementation of the program, and the impact they've had, both in their schools and within their communities.
PowerPoint Presentation For Social Studies with 10 Members.pptx
This document outlines the research of a group on social groups and their impact. It defines primary groups as personal, direct relationships like family and friends. Secondary groups are larger and goal-oriented, like schools and clubs. Formal groups have clear rules and goals, like the military. Informal groups are naturally formed based on shared interests, like friend circles. Being part of a group provides benefits like accountability, enhanced mental health, and opportunities for leadership. The conclusion thanks the group for their work presenting on these topics.
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Pacific Pride Foundation has served the LGBTQ community in Santa Barbara County since 1976. It is now the only local resource and provider of HIV/AIDS programs and services. The document highlights Pacific Pride Foundation's board members, community testimonials praising their work, programs for youth and seniors, staff members, and upcoming community events including an AIDS walk and pride festival. It encourages donations and volunteerism to support their continued efforts.
2014 Volunteer Brochure
The document discusses volunteering opportunities at MPTF to help industry members in need. MPTF volunteers provide companionship and assistance to seniors through activities like friendly visits, phone calls, shopping, computer tutoring, and more. Volunteers feel rewarded helping continue MPTF's 90-year tradition of giving back and supporting those facing hardship. Testimonials from volunteers highlight how their efforts have improved seniors' lives by helping them stay active and engaged in the community.
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The New Member Experience provides new members with education on Fraternity history and values through in-person meetings and online courses. The Senior Member Experience begins in a member's senior year of college and extends through alumna membership to help with the transition out of college. Both experiences are meant to support members' development through different stages and provide lifelong benefits of membership in the Fraternity.
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- 1. FRIDAY FRIENDS Our Vision: Freedom from Stigmatization.
- 2. FRIDAY FRIENDS Our Mission: Through friendship, to promote individual focus and purpose, social inclusion and community integration.
- 3. FRIDAY FRIENDS We are, as our name suggests, a friendship group, meeting on a Friday. We are a small charity based in Emmanuel Church Hall, Saltburn, and serve, mostly, the East Cleveland area.
- 4. FRIDAY FRIENDS Anyone can have a mental health problem at any time in their lives, it simply takes the “right” set of circumstances. About 25% of the population will have a mental health issue in any one year. We believe that there is no therapy more powerful than friendship in the maintenance of mental health. Our programme is structured, aiming to interactively include all members and integrate the group into the community as much as possible. We do not believe mental health patients should be segregated and welcome all over 18 into our group. The activities are interesting and you can volunteer.
- 5. FRIDAY FRIENDS Our programme is extremely varied and there will be something for all. We are unfortunately not completely self- funding and all support is gratefully received. There is a small charge. We operate a system where volunteers and members alike pay, aiming for all to have a “job” within the group.
- 6. FRIDAY FRIENDS We aim to foster friendship, personal and social growth by providing mutual support and a creative environment and welcome all over the age of 18. We particularly aim to involve other community groups/businesses(such as dance classes) for hopefully mutual benefit.
- 7. FRIDAY FRIENDS Objectives: -To foster friendship -To provide mutual support within the group and community -To provide a creative environment
- 8. FRIDAY FRIENDS -To ensure inclusion within the group -To develop members’ skills, working within the group, where possible. -To work with community- based skilled teaching courses with integration in mind -To facilitate group participation in educational and social community events
- 9. FRIDAY FRIENDS What we do is follow a structured activity programme. In the morning this is a talk, a presentation from a group member or an outside contact or an interactive activity. Followed by music , exercise or dance. The afternoon is a craft session.
- 10. FRIDAY FRIENDS Individual written feedback is collated and analysed. Reflective methods using John’s Scale of success of activity is identified Amendments and/or improvements made to programme if necessary
- 11. FRIDAY FRIENDS We have group outings. The café is visited on a Friday after the group. There have been friendships formed outside the groups
- 12. FRIDAY FRIENDS What I Get Out Of The Group Making Things
- 13. FRIDAY FRIENDS What I Get Out Of The Group Learning to Drum
- 14. FRIDAY FRIENDS What I Get Out Of The Group Learning to Dance
- 15. FRIDAY FRIENDS What I Get Out Of The Group Friends!
- 16. FRIDAY FRIENDS Our Plans For The Future Outreach Additional Parallel Activities Possible Friday Friends on X day Possible Geographical Expansion DISCUSSION POINTS
- 17. FRIDAY FRIENDS WE NEED YOUR VOTES FOR A GRANT PROPOSAL FROM FRIDAY 1ST MAY. INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO VOTE WILL BE GIVEN TO US ON THAT DAY. PLEASE LEAVE CONTACT DETAILS WITH US TODAY. WE NEED LOTS AND LOTS OF VOTES. THANK YOU.
- 18. FRIDAY FRIENDS Our photographs on google+ These albums have been e-mailed to many of you, highlighting our activities. friday.friends8@gmail.com Website fridayfriends.org Localgiving/fridayfriends