sharing of resources, and the response of the community to it's own needs.
Comprehensive economic development must include social capital and the teaching of
skills that empower individuals to assess needs and solve problems.
The strength of a community is found within individuals who are empowered.
The Eastern Panhandle faces tremendous challenges with exploding growth and in
this time of national crisis we must work to build a stronger community.
- Working to increase community awareness of local and state issues that affect
children and families.
- Promoting opportunities for families and community members to impact
decisions that effect them.
- Focusing community actions to reduce duplicate services and fragmentation.
- Supporting local partners and working together to maximize the effect of
community investments.
- Promoting outcomes that include Safe Communities, Stable Homes, Strong
Families, Healthy People, Skilled Workforce and Children Ready for School.
- Building collaborative efforts to fill-in service gaps and create better access to
services.
- Reflecting the belief that people are the community's most valuable resources.
- Supporting the principles of America's Promise Five Promises
reminder to every
community to make a
difference every day
and cherish our
freedoms.
Click Here to Email Family Resource Network OTP
or call (304) 820-9712
RAPP Leader, Sharon Davis, CASA
Volunteer, Christine Merritt, Regional
Adolescent Health Specialist.
community such as major social service agencies, corporate business, faith community,education and
local government. Fifty percent of the Board seats are held for family representatives and
non-provider community members.
Sponsor an event, Click Here to Email Family
Resource Network OTP or call (304) 820-9712
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