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31st May2016

Help students in crisis, read all about it to find out how you can help!

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Clothes To Kids provides a wardrobe of FREE school clothing to preschool-12th grade students in need or in crisis. A wardrobe includes 5 tops, 4 bottoms(pants/shorts/skirts), 1 coat, 1 pair of shoes and 5 pairs each of new underwear and socks.

Students can be referred by schools/school districts, human service agencies, hospitals, clinics, shelters, youth programs and places of worship. We currently have a big selection of clothing and no wait for an appointment:

  • The first attachment is CTKD’s Referral Form. This is all that someone would need to refer students.
  • The second is a 1-page Information Sheetwith simple instructions for referring students to CTKD. This should answer any questions your contacts have about student eligibility and the referral process. Please note - we serve students in the entire 10-county Metro Area, not just Denver!
  • These documents are also always available on our website: http://clothestokidsdenver.org/referral-process/

Many thanks,

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26th May2016

More amazing Job opportunities for youth, well paid too!

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Attached are jobs for youth at Groundwork Denver, in case you know any youth looking for employment. Thanks.

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Mission

The mission of Groundwork Denver is to bring about the sustained improvement of the physical environment and promote health and well-being through community-based partnerships and action. Our goals include:

To create collaborations among community and non-profit organizations, local government, businesses, and residents to improve the physical environment, while enhancing neighborhood assets and fostering community involvement and leadership.

To foster environmental justice by providing expertise and education on environmental health issues, providing opportunities for residents to develop environmental leadership and job skills, and improving the physical environment in low-income communities.

How We Carry Out Our Mission

We are “doers” not “talkers”. We plant trees, we clean up rivers, we build trails and sidewalks, we fix-up and give away bikes, we insulate houses, and we coordinate thousands of volunteers to help.

History

Groundwork Denver was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in October 2002 as an independent organization in the Groundwork USA network.

Groundwork Denver was created in response to a feasibility study that found that while much of the City of Denver is known for its parks and well-maintained streetscapes, there are neighborhoods without the resources to develop this level of infrastructure.

A study of existing organizations found that Groundwork Denver could fill a critical niche to engage residents in the planning process, and implement real, tangible neighborhood-based projects that improve the physical environment. Since its inception, Groundwork Denver has focused on building partnerships and providing support to the diversity of Denver residents who want to improve their neighborhoods through community involvement and civic engagement.

Unlike other environmentally-focused organizations, Groundwork Denver builds partnerships to deliver programs and resources that help lower-income communities to not only make a wide range of environmental improvements, but also to build diverse community involvement, and develop leadership and job skills.

In 2011, GWD was awarded the Outstanding Non-profit Award from the Governor’s Commission on Community Service. In 2012, our state-wide service learning program – Take Charge! – was awarded the Environmental Education Award for Excellence by the Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education.

 

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25th May2016

Mini Youth Summit and Booth Decorating Contest, where you could win money, check it out!!!

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On June 8, 2016 prior to the Celebration of Educational Excellence we will have the Mini-Youth Summit from3:00-4:30 during the Resource Fair. We will also have a booth decorating contest.
Expectation of participanting booths:
  1. Booth must display name of the board /council
  2. Booth must have at least 1 person (youth/young adult) manning it
  3. One unique fact about your county of origin- for example if from Denver County AKA-Mile High City
Prizes:
  • 1st place- $500
  • 2nd place-$300
  • 3rd place-$200
The prizes can be used in the following manner: funds for securing meeting location for the board /council, writing materials,pens,paper, writing pads, art portfolio purchase of computers, projector, computer software.
To have a chance to win, pleas download and fill the applications below and send them to Diane Butler, her email is on both of the files.
Positive pro-social events- members of board can attend an amusement park, bar-b-ques or sporting event. Educational experience related to the State of Colorado-members visit a national park, Great Sand Dunes, Colorado Monument, or Mesa Verde or a combination of all of the above.
Funds must be expended by September 30, 2016.
The participants (youth) at the resource fair will determine the winners by vote.
Thank you and your voice is YOUTH VOICE!
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24th May2016

Two part time job opportunities!!!!

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Front Range Board of Cooperative Educational Experiences is looking for two creative and talented people to support the ongoing expansion of Front Range BOCES high impact learning experiences for education leaders. Because of our continued growth, we are seeking to contract with a half-time Learning Experience Designer and Manager and a part-time Program Assistant. A description of each contractual position is attached. You’ll see that neither requires a background in P-12 education - only a passion for making a meaningful contribution to this exciting field.

Our ideal:

  • Learning Experience Designer and Manager: is a highly creative person who typically combines a couple of part-time jobs to prevent the boredom associated with just one; enjoys working in a small, nimble organization where they can collaboratively generate and test new ideas and then implement them with others; and requires minimal guidance or oversight because they have strong intuition and confidence in their abilities.
  • Program Assistant: is a highly detailed, ultra-organized individual who wants to pick up some extra hours handling multiple administrative tasks associated with running a small organization; has some flexibility with their schedule so they can help out sometimes at early hours of the day with event set-up; and wants to work remotely on their own most of the time.

 

Hi Howard

Front Range BOCES Executive/Program Director

c/o Boulder Valley School District

6500 Arapahoe Road

Boulder, CO 80303

cell: 720-375-5813

work: 720-561-5096

web: http://frboces.org/

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24th May2016

The Youth Partnership for Health (YPH) is a youth advisory council for the state is recruiting, and they’re looking for youth just like you! Apply by June 30th

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The Youth Partnership for Health (YPH) is a youth advisory council for state, local and community stakeholders. YPH was created to ensure that the needs of young people are integrated in the programs and policies that affect youth, and it aims to represent youth from all over Colorado.

We are seeking young people ages 13-19, with diverse life and/or geographic experiences, to participate as consultants on a statewide advisory council. This council is open for ANYONE and EVERYONE to apply. If you answer yes to any of these then this council is for you!

  • Are you interested in standing up for the health and well-being of ALL young people in Colorado? APPLY
  • Do you want to learn how to effectively get your voice heard? APPLY
  • Are you a high-schooler that wants to stand up against bullies? APPLY
  • Are you a young parent and want to share the young parent perspective? APPLY
  • Do you live far away from Denver, and want to advocate for your community? APPLY
  • Have you had experiences with substance use, diversion or detention? APPLY
  • Have you lived in group homes or foster care, we need your voice? APPLY
  • Do you have any special health concerns, join and be empowered? APPLY
  • Do you identify as LGBTQ, sit at our table? APPLY
  • Have you and/or your peers ever experienced oppression, stand up for what you believe in? APPLY
  • Do you have a unique cultural perspective, which you do? APPLY
If interested, or if you know other young people whose voices need to be heard, please fill out the attached application (There is only ONE question and you get to answer it in any CREATIVE way you see fit!) and send it to Audra Bishop (contact info below)
Applications DUE June 30th, 2016
Benefits of membership
Participation in this council will provide opportunities for you to develop leadership skills, increase your knowledge of various health topics and engage in meaningful ways to have your unique voices heard.

Membership Facts:

  • YOU GET TO BE THE EXPERT!
  • A place where your opinions and ideas are listened to and your experiences are honored
  • Consultants are paid $10/hour + reimbursement for transportation to meetings
  • The council meets one Saturday per month for 4 hours (most likely in Denver)
  • Provides opportunities to meet other youth from around the state while growing personally and professionally
  • Offers creative ways to learn about youth health and the factors that can affect it

Either fill out the pdf version, including getting a letter of recommendation or complete the Word Version, then print, sign and fax, scan/email, or mail.

Who is YPH?
YPH consists of youth consultants, ages 13-19, all selected for their unique experiences that serve as a foundation from which they can provide open and honest feedback.
Members of YPH are passionate about the health and well-being of youth, as well as being a catalyst for improving outcomes for all young people statewide.
About YPH
This council was started in 2000 and continues to be supported by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Youth consultants on this council provide feedback and recommendations to state and community partners who are working to positively impacting the lives of Colorado’s youth.

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23rd May2016

We need your voice again, as we always will, check out our link.

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Please help us gather some input on the resource website for youth. www.Ontherightpath.org
If you have youth groups on opportunity to gather youth feedback. Please let us know how we can improve.
We have a survey for your feedback. Please use THIS LINK.
Your voice is really important to us.

 

 

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19th May2016

The Healthy Kids Colorado Survey (HKCS) is holding focus groups with parents to learn about their thoughts about the overall health and well-being of their child or young person.

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Looking to learn more about Teen Health and what youth are facing these days, join us for a focus group on teen health and well-being. Tell us your thoughts about health topics that relate to your teen’s life.

Childcare will be provided. You will get a $25 gift card in return for sharing your voice. Snacks and beverages will also be provided.

RSVP below!

Weld County:
  • Tuesday, June 7th from 6:30-8pm -First United Methodist Church, 917 10th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631 - (two concurrent sessions, one in English and one in Spanish)

El Paso County

  • Monday, June 13, from 6-7:30pm at Library 21c - 1175 Chapel Hills Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
  • Tuesday, June 14, 6-7:30pm at YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region - Southeast Family/Armed Services Center - 2190 Jet Wing Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80916

RSVP: tinyurl.com/ElPasoCoTeenHealth

Douglas County:

  • Monday, June 20, 2016 from 6pm-7:30pm at Highlands Ranch Library at 9292 Ridgeline Blvd. Highlands Ranch, CO 80129

RSVP: tinyurl.com/DougCoTeenHealth

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12th May2016

Job Openings!!! CYM is looking for two young people between the ages of 18-24 to serve on the Maximizing Success federal project.

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CYM is looking for two young people between the ages of 18-24 to serve on the Maximizing Success federal project. The Youth Advisors will work with other members of the Maximizing Success team to ensure that all aspects of this five-year project are inclusive and welcoming to youth within the defined project area, and include the direct involvement and meaningful engagement of young people, wherever possible. Youth Advisors are responsible for gathering and providing feedback from youth in Denver, Adams and Arapahoe counties to provide guidance and programmatic advice
to Colorado Youth Matter and its capacity building assistance partners.

Minimum Qualifications
• Must be comfortable conducting trainings and facilitating effective meetings.
• Commitment to adolescent reproductive health access, comprehensive sex education,
including adolescent health, unintended pregnancy prevention and HIV/AIDS/STI
prevention programs.
• Experience as a youth advocate is preferred.
• Must have exceptional verbal and written communication skills, including technical writing.
• Must be proficient in MS Office and basic computer applications.
• Must be comfortable with learning and effectively using new media outlets and web-based platforms for the purpose of achieving goals.
• Must be self-motivated and an independent worker with the ability to define your role within a team.
• Must be able to carry up to 25lbs.
• Must be comfortable standing for up to 4 hours.
• Must be able to focus while working in an open office environment.
• Must be able to prioritize multiple tasks and respond well to change and stressful
situations.
• Be detailed oriented, yet visionary.
• Exhibit leadership and initiative in various projects and work settings.
• Commitment to excellence
• Commitment to the mission, core expectations and values of Colorado Youth Matter.
• Have a sense of humor!

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
• Develop youth advisory strategies that will best serve the Maximizing Success project goals,
capacity building assistance (CBA) partners, and youth in the three county project areas.
• Provide feedback, perspective and guidance on program materials, strategies, training and other elements of the project.

To Apply
Submit a resume, cover letter, 2 professional references and answer the questions below in a
separate document. Submit to Andie Lyons, Director of Community Programs no later than June
15, 2016 at: alyons@coloradoyouthmatter.org

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12th May2016

The 3rd Annual Anschutz Medical Campus Research Day is fast approaching.

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The event will be held at Anschutz Medical Campus on May 21, 2016 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (see the attached flyer for more detail). The event is free to all attendees! If interested, participants need to register online at the following website:

https://fs25.formsite.com/OIOUCDEnver/research/index.html

The purpose of the AMC Research Day is to expose underrepresented minority attendees to:

1. Potential careers in the biomedical sciences.

2. Provide attendees with a “behind the scenes” look into the life of a scientist, physician, or physician-scientist.

3. Provide attendees with a blueprint of benchmarks they need to achieve at each step of their academic career.

This event has been extremely beneficial to past attendees and we’d like to continue to present the next generation of biomedical scientist with the tools that they’ll need in order for them to accomplish their goals. Please help us in this regarding by spreading the word to all of your respective organizations, friends, family members, and any other groups that you feel could benefit from attending the Research Day. Thank you for your time and patience; we look forward to seeing you on the May 21st!

 

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10th May2016

MBK 25 2016 Honorees

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Since the launch of the My Brother’s Keeper Initiative by the White House, and the acceptance of the MBK Community Challenge by the City of Denver, the Office of Children’s Affairs and City of Denver have recognized that this work has been being done by amazing individuals and organizations in Denver. We felt it was important these individuals and organizations were recognized.

 

In March the Office of Children’s Affairs sent out a request to the Denver community for nominations of individuals and/or organizations that have been working to assure that boys and young men of color maximize their potential. The community responded with nominations from across different sectors of the different community. The nominations were reviewed and the inaugural MBK 25 was chosen. This past weekend this group was recognized at a luncheon by Mayor Hancock for their work. We would like to congratulate the inaugural MBK 25 and thank them for their commitment and continuous effort to assure that boys and young men of color are able to maximize their potential. Congratulations!

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