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13th May2015

Represent Your State as a National Child Awareness Month Youth Ambassador

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Do you have a passion for helping kids? Have you worked hard to improve the lives of your peers or younger children, and now want to do more? Apply for the National Child Awareness Month (NCAM) Youth Ambassador Program, a year-long program for young leaders ages 16-22 to create change around issues facing youth today. Fifty-one NCAM Youth Ambassadors will be selected - one per state + DC. Ambassadors receive a $1,000 grant, an all-expense paid, three-day leadership training in September 2015 in Washington, DC, and ongoing training and networking opportunities. Apply by June 10 at www.YSA.org/ncam

23rd Feb2015

Share Your Expertise, Submit a Proposal for the Healthy Teen Network’s 36th Annual National Conference

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Youth 360°: How & Where Youth Live, Learn, & Play Matters

Healthy Teen Network’s 36th Annual National Conference

Baltimore, MD | October 13-16, 2015

Submit an abstract to Healthy Teen Network’s 2015 Annual National Conference to join more than 400 adolescent health professionals from across the country to network, discuss, and share the latest in research, implementation, policy, and advocacy. Youth 360°: How & Where Youth Live, Learn, & Play Matters will be heldOctober 13-16, 2015, in Baltimore, MD.

For the past several years, Healthy Teen Network’s annual conference has been expanding the conversation of supporting healthy youth, including teen parents, through the use of evidence-based and proven effective interventions, to include innovation, collaboration, and synergy. Building on this, we now seek real life examples of how communities, agencies, and individuals have worked across disciplines to better support their populations.

Submit Your Proposal by March 18, 2015

Healthy Teen Network’s Annual Awards Program recognizes programs, groups, and individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to promote the health and well-being of youth through personal or professional efforts. Awards will be presented during Youth 360°: How & Where Youth Live, Learn, and Play Matters. Award nominations and supporting materials are due April 30, 2015.

Awards are presented in the following categories:

Outstanding Teen Parent
This award is presented to a former teen parent, male or female, who has overcome the obstacles of early parenting to achieve extraordinary personal and/or professional success. Typically, this person is self-sufficient and demonstrates outstanding leadership in achieving community or career goals. Nominees may or may not be current members of Healthy Teen Network

Outstanding Emerging Innovation
This award is presented to a program in existence for fewer than three (3) years. The award-winning program is comprehensive in scope, innovative, linked with other appropriate public or private agencies, and could be replicated in other areas.

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06th Feb2015

Any artists out there that love a challenge: Mental Health Logo Design Challenge! Thun Thun Thun!!!

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Who are we?

Stepping up for Our Communities is an annual event celebrating Children’s Mental Health Awareness month in May. Last year, over 350 individuals are trained in Mental Health First Aid. You can view more information bout MHFA at www.mhfaco.org

What are the guidelines?

 Design a logo which reflects mental health in a positive manner.. We wish to celebrate the community which assists a young person and that hope and recovery are possible!

 Contestants can use graphic design or other art mediums

The winning art will be used as the logo for the event and be seen by thousands of individuals. Runner up art will be presented at the event as well.

Deadline February 13, 2015

Contact: Holland Schellhause at schellhasehm@gmail.com with questions or concerns.

06th Feb2015

I don’t know how you feel about free money, but if you’re down then apply for the 2015-16 Forward Steps Guardian Scholars Scholarship

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What is the Scholarship?

Forward Steps helps Colorado youth transition from foster care to success by investing in their development, well-being, and breaking their dependency on social support. As a dedicated resource, we make a strong commitment to collaborate with each and every student, providing an individual focused program that stresses post-secondary education. We do this by offering the Forward Steps Guardian Scholars Scholarship for emancipated foster youth in Colorado. The scholarship is for the unmet financial needs of up to $6,000 per academic year.

What are the eligibility requirements?

By investing in their lives, Forward Steps empowers former foster youth so they can reach their full potential as active, independent, self-sufficient members of their communities. It’s our mission.

To be and or remain eligible our scholars will meet the following expectations:

  • Enroll and remain a student in good standing
  • Enroll and maintain at least 12 credit hours each semester
  • Achieve and maintain at least a 2.5 GPA each semester
  • Participate fully in all aspects of the scholarship (meetings, mentoring, events, etc.)
  • Approve of Forward Steps staff monitoring academic performance and college records
  • Apply yearly for the scholarship

If you are interested in applying, please complete the application, and mail it with the required supporting documents by Friday June 27, 2014.

How do I apply?

Following is the application, including a checklist of required documents. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

To qualify for the 2014–15 academic year, you must mail your completed application before June 27th.
Download the application

If you have any questions or need clarification, do not hesitate to contact us: 303.404.9966 info@forwardsteps.org

Good Luck!!

04th Feb2015

Join Us As We Innovate For Good In 2015

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Rose Community Foundation is launching a new and exciting project called Innovate for Good - a challenge designed to find and fund new ideas to make the Greater Denver community a better place to live.

Innovate for Good will award up to 10 grants totaling $250,000 to fund projects that answer the following question: What new and innovative idea would you bring to life to make the Greater Denver community a better place to live?

 

Ideas should reflect creative, new approaches and should be able to make a positive, measurable difference within one year. Ideas and proposals will be reviewed by Rose Community Foundation and a committee of community members from a wide variety of backgrounds and professions. Nearly anyone can submit an idea to be considered for funding - artists, engineers, nonprofits, neighborhood associations, teenagers, retirees - you name it. We have a very simple online application, and finalists will be invited to pitch their ideas at our 20th Anniversary celebration in early June.

We hope you can help spread the word about this exciting new project and consider submitting an idea yourself! You can find the latest information on our website. We will also be posting updates and reminders on our Facebook page. You can read our news release about this new project here.

 

If you have questions, please email innovateforgood@rcfdenver.org.

03rd Feb2015

Youth Service Action Grants for February!

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Hasbro Community Action Hero Award

Deadline: February 13

Hasbro Children’s Fund and generationOn will celebrate ten young people between the ages of 5-18 for their extraordinary community service and volunteer activities at a special recognition event Los Angeles on April 18, 2015. Each winner will be awarded a $1,000 educational scholarship and a $500 grant to their selected non-profit.…»

Martin Richard Bridge Builder Grants

Deadline: February 13

Calling all Peace Makers! Apply for a $500 grant to support kids and teens ages 5-18 in changing their communities through kindness! Honoring the memory of Martin Richard, the eight-year-old 2013 Boston Marathon bombing victim, generationOn and Hasbro - in partnership with the Martin Richard Foundation - are offering thirty $500 mini-grants to encourage young people around the U.S. to take action that advances peace and kindness in their communities.…»

UL Safer Roads, Safer India Youth Service Grants
Early Application Deadline: February 15
Final Application Deadline: April 9
YSA and UL are looking for creative ideas from young people in India about how they can help create safer roads and a safer India. Two YSA Grants programs will help youth find their voice, take action, and make an impact on the issue of road safety in India. Youth and educators can apply atwww.YSA.org/SaferIndia
Disney Friends for Change Grants - U.S.
Deadline: February 18
Disney Friends for Change Grants offer young change-makers $500 to gather their friends and turn their creative ideas to help their communities into projects taking place on or around Global Youth Service Day - April 17-19, 2015. Whether protecting the planet, providing food to hungry people, helping other kids learn, or promoting healthy behaviors, Friends for Change help make their communities greener, safer, smarter, healthier, cleaner, and fairer. Youth ages 5-18 located in all 50 states and DC are eligible. Apply and turn your idea from a dream into reality: www.YSA.org/disney_friends_for_change_us_grants
02nd Feb2015

Global Youth Service Action Day is at our doors, make sure you are ready too give back!

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YSA invites your organization to join a global coalition that will collectively organize GYSD on April 17-19, 2015. Through the GYSD Community Partner Program,YSA will recognize your organization and support youth leadership in your community.The world’s challenges are complex and young people have the knowledge, creativity, compassion, and commitment to be a part of the solutions. It is vital that organizations like yours continue to activate, educate, and mentor young people with the opportunities and support they need to meet these challenges.
Apply today to serve as a GYSD Community Partner.
28th Jan2015

A highly coveted position that could be yours has opened up at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

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The Prevention Services Division is recruiting for a Sexual Violence Prevention Unit Coordinator - 00479 - GP III.

The announcement is open to all Colorado residents and is posted through February 10, 2015, or once an adequate pool has been identified, whichever comes first. As such, applicants are strongly encouraged to apply early.

Please follow the above link for the job announcement and instructions on how to apply. Please forward this email to interested parties. Thank you in advance for your interest in this career opportunity, and have a wonderful day!

23rd Jan2015

Announcing The 2015 Douglas County Youth Initiative’s Outstanding Youth Awards!

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This event, hosted by the Douglas County Youth Initiative, celebrates, recognizes and honors Douglas County youth aged 13-19 who have overcome, or overcoming, some type of adversity and who have created positive change in their lives. The awards program will provide businesses, the community-at-large and civic leaders an opportunity to demonstrate their belief and support of young people in our community.

The Douglas County Outstanding Youth Awards will focus on teenagers who have triumphed over great odds and who serve as inspirations and role models, as so many do!

If you know young people who would be good candidates for the Youth Award, please help us identify them by completing the attached nomination form. (Also, please pass this email on to others who may know a candidate.)

Mission of the Youth Award:

To identify and recognize 10 teenagers, 13-19, who reside in Douglas County, who have overcome obstacles and risen to challenges life has presented.

Other details:

*For the teens who are awarded, a dessert reception will be held from 6-8pm, Douglas County Commissioner’s Hearing Room, 100 3rd St., Castle Rock on April 29th, 2015

*Students selected will be invited along with their families

*Nominators are also invited and will be asked to share the reasons why they nominated their award winner

*Students selected will receive:

*Signed letter from the Elected Officials recognizing their achievements

*$100 certificate for educational or activity fees to be redeemed at a later date

*County-wide recognition of their award

If you know of a student that fits this criteria, please nominate them! It is a wonderful opportunity to recognize the youth in our community. Questions? Call or email: Marsha Alston, 330-688-4825, 5327 or malston@douglas.co.us

22nd Jan2015

Andrus Family Fund is looking to give away beaucoup money in grants to help in your youth work!

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I am excited to announce that the Andrus Family Fund is now accepting Letters of Inquiry(LOIs) for our May 2015 grant cycle. The Andrus Family Fund fosters just and sustainable change in the United States. We do this by supporting organizations that advance social justice and improve outcomes for vulnerable youth ages 16-24. Our work is guided by a strong commitment to social and racial equity. We envision a just society in which vulnerable youth have more than one opportunity for a good life and thus are looking to partner with organizations in the United States that make the connections that our most vulnerable young people need to live long and successful lives.

Therefore we invite innovative and bold organizations that provide and deliver high quality direct services which are developmentally and culturally appropriate for older youth to be successful and thrive. Yet because we know that this can’t all happen at the individual level we are also supporting national and local organizations that are working to make sure communities are equipped with the tools and knowledge to advocate for policies that support the well-being of our most vulnerable young people and their communities. As we embark on our new strategy we want to make sure that we are keeping true to the voice of those most impacted by unjust systems and policies. We will continue to partner with organizations and groups that are actively and authentically organizing communities to be at the center of the change they seek for their families and their communities. We believe that through these systemic changes a more stable and just environment can be created.

Please visit our website for more information on our work and if you are ready to begin the LOI process please go directly to: https://www.grantrequest.com/SID_365/?SA=SNA&FID=35089&MODE=PREVIEW

Successful LOIs will be invited to submit a full proposals. Grants will range from $25,000 - $200,000 per year. Please submit your Letter of Inquiry by February 11th, 2015(COB) Eastern Standard Time. Please do not hesitate to contact us at 212.687.6975 or via email at info@affund.org.

 

 

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