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DRIVE HUB Highlight: Familias en Acción

This weeks HUB Highlight Familias en Acción in the Winchell Neighborhood led by Lilia Becerril.

  1. In light of DRIVE, what is the vision for Familias en Acción in the Winchell Neighborhood? 
    • The vision of Familias en Acción is to be able to connect with the majority of the residents in the Winchell neighborhood and to build a strong network of local stakeholders (council-member office, elementary school partners, & local churches). The hope is to build resident and neighborhood capacity to achieve great changes in this community.
  1. How is being a DRIVE HUB in the Winchell neighborhood providing an opportunity to engage in your community in a deeper way?
    •  The civic infrastructure initiative has given residents the opportunity to feel part of the process that gives them a voice to share their concerns and suggestions for neighborhood improvements.
  1. How has ENP been of support to you and Familias en Acción? 
    • ENP has supported us in many ways, for example; they provide us with educational work tools for community projects and coaching support to help us grow as leaders.
  1. Up to this point, what is 1 thing that you would like to highlight & share with others? 
    • We have been meeting with families to provide resources and support on how to advocate for their neighborhood. As a new organization this has been an important part of growth. We are actively trying to connect Winchell residents with their city leaders to have a seat at the table of decision making. 
HUB Leader, Lilia Becerril.
Alexis KaluginDRIVE HUB Highlight: Familias en Acción
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DRIVE Hub Highlight: Jackson CDC

Jackson CDC is one of our DRIVE Hub organizations led by Heidi White. Learn about what they do and how being a part of DRIVE has impacted their work. 

  1. In light of DRIVE, what is the vision for Jackson CDC in the Jackson Neighborhood? 
    • Alongside our residents, we seek the cohesive well-being of the Jackson Neighborhood and it’s residents through community engagement, advocacy, and asset-based community development. In this season of work we are intently focused on 4 initiatives. First, we continue to build our resident-led neighborhood association as a way to capacitate neighbors in asset based community development best practices. Second, we assist Jackson Elementary in educational attainment initiatives. Third, we collectively implement resident imagined solutions that impact our neighborhood’s greatest needs. Fourth, we engage in resident-led strategic revitalization that partners with the City of Fresno for systemic change. 
  1. How is being a DRIVE HUB in the Jackson neighborhood providing an opportunity to engage in your community in a deeper way? 
    • Being a DRIVE HUB has enabled us to hire additional staff who are also Jackson resident leaders to support the community development work we are doing in Jackson. This is allowing us to reach wider and deeper in our community through already established networks and relationships. DRIVE is also providing us with the encouragement, tools and support we need as we equip and empower residents to engage in being part of the solutions to the challenges facing the Jackson Neighborhood.
  1. How has ENP been of support to you and Jackson CDC? 
    • ENP has been helpful to provide training opportunities for our staff and residents, personalized coaching to help us achieve our goals, and they have created regular opportunities for us to connect with and learn from other DRIVE HUBS. 
  1. Up to this point, what is 1 thing that you would like to highlight & share with others? 
    • In the last few months, Jackson residents have been putting forth their best ideas for how to make the Jackson neighborhood a safer, better, and flourishing community. From a list of the top 16 resident-submitted ideas ranging from starting a community garden, to hosting block parties, to doing alley clean-ups, over 150 neighbors voted to focus their attention on making our neighborhood safer through a Safe Streets Initiative. We are in the preliminary stages of gathering resident concerns and their best solutions to tackle the challenges of cars making donuts in our intersections, speeding, and running stop signs. We are currently hosting community meetings and putting out a resident survey to activate all the gifts, skills, and best ideas of our residents to work towards a safer neighborhood. We are partnering with the Fresno Police Department and City Hall to address not just the safety issues facing our current residents, but to consider systemic changes that could be made to ensure future residents are equally safe. Seeing residents use their voices, passions, and skills to enact change in our neighborhood gives us fuel to continue in the work we are doing in the Jackson Neighborhood.
Heidi White, HUB Leader
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DRIVE Hub Highlight: Fresno Street Saints

This week’s HUB Highlight is Fresno Street Saints located in the King neighborhood and led by Joby Jones.

  1. In light of DRIVE, what is the vision for Fresno Street Saints in the King Neighborhood? When it comes to the DRIVE initiative, our vision for the King neighborhood is to reestablish that sense of being connected but ownership of their communities. Being the catalyst and spark that an individual needs empowering them to take up the responsibility to see change.
  2. How is being a DRIVE HUB in the King neighborhood providing an opportunity to engage your community in a deeper way? Being a DRIVE HUB enables us to engage in the community from a personal standpoint. it’s not about coming to our meetings or events. It is asking them to participate, be involved and speak up for your community.
  3. How has ENP been of support to you and Fresno Street Saints? ENP has been great, the 1-1 meetings, instructions and suggestions have all been valuable to keeping us on point when it comes to understanding what Drive is and what our role is.
  4. Up to this point, what is a victory that you would like to share with others? A victory that we have had is being able to bring on 3 people who are real community people willing to go out and embrace, engage and empower the community.
  5. Why should a church/organization apply to become a HUB within the DRIVE initiative? A church or organization should apply because of the interaction that it brings with the community.
Joby Jones, HUB Leader
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Hub Highlight: Another Level Training Academy

We wanted to highlight one of our HUB highlights in the Webster Neighborhood led by Nia Hodge-Grier.

1. In light of DRIVE, what is the vision for Another Level Training Academy in the Webster Neighborhood? 

The vision for ALTA is to make lasting relationships in the community, creating spaces for the community to heal by taking ACE’s courses to relate to those who have been marginalized and not heard. ALTA desires to meet the community’s needs by showing members of the community how to leverage the gifts that they possess while allowing them to use their voice and stated needs. ALTA’s goal is to move the community from needing services to creating a vibrant ecosystem within the community they live. We hope that this will become a trend in the community for generations to come.  

2. How is being a DRIVE HUB in the Webster neighborhood providing an opportunity to engage in your community in a more profound way? 

Being a DRIVE HUB in Webster has challenged ALTA to take a more creative approach to reach residents. ALTA is learning new ways to leverage relationships and connect with organizations amid people hesitant because of COVID. ALTA is connecting with youth in the community through educational institutions to draw the seasoned members of the community to the table. ALTA  is learning to lean into this work and allowing the community to lead with what they desire for the community they live.

3. How has ENP been of support to you and Another Level Training Academy? 

ENP has been an enormous support to me by leading with transparency and letting me know that we are all learning as we go. In addition, ENP has been good about referring the information on additional training to help ALTA grow in the capacity it needs to serve the community further. I am very comfortable moving into the DRIVE initiative having the support from ENP to help us thrive internally and externally. I am confident that ALTA will continue to thrive with the support of ENP.

4. Up to this point, what is one thing you would like to highlight & share with others? 

The Highlight of the  DRIVE initiative is the effort being put forth to ensure that this initiative is diverse, inclusive, and practical. 

Hub Leader, Nia Hodge-Grier.
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Sustaining Physical Activity in the Community During COVID-19

*This report is taken from the PEARS Success Story ID 23330

In partnership with the Fresno County Department of Public Health (FCDPH) and Every Neighborhood Partnership (ENP), the Central Valley Health Policy Institute (CVHPI) has conducted a series of interviews with Latin Dance instructors before the COVID-19 pandemic and shortly after the shelter-in-place mandate was lifted. The initial interviews conducted in 2019 were aimed at understanding how the program has expanded, identifying challenges, and linking the program to resources. There were nine (n=9) Latin Dance instructors who were interviewed and provided input on these topics. Shortly thereafter, the pandemic struck and the opportunity to report findings back to the community was put to a halt. In the month of June 2021, follow-up interviews were conducted with the Latin Dance instructors to assess the current state of the project and how best to move forward. A total of five interviews were conducted with the Latin Dance instructors. On June 30th, 2021, the CVHPI met with  the FCDPH, ENP, and the Latin Dance instructors who were interviewed to report back findings and ensure that all ideas were captured. The following is a summary of both findings from all interviews as well as topics that came forward during fruitful discussions with the Latin Dance instructors. 

Gabrielle PicenoSustaining Physical Activity in the Community During COVID-19
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LivingUNDIVIDED

The last 5 years have been a wake-up call for many in the Church to issues of race and justice.

Join Larry Hodges (Northpointe Community Church), Jessica Criner (St Rest Church), and Andrew Feil (ENP+Midtown Vineyard Church) in a six-week in-person LivingUNDIVIDED class.

To register click here.

Alexis KaluginLivingUNDIVIDED
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Ahora se está contratando: Mentores de Read Fresno

¿Buscando marcar la diferencia este año? Read Fresno con ENP trabaja para elevar las habilidades de lectura y académicas de los estudiantes de las escuelas primarias locales cada año. Read Fresno ahora está reclutando estudiantes calificados para el año académico 2021-22 para servir como mentores. Si usted califica, podría ganar hasta $15.00 por hora. Los mentores trabajan aproximadamente de 10 a 15 horas por semana, según la elegibilidad de estudio y trabajo. Para calificar para una de estas vacantes, usted debe:

  • Ser elegible para los fondos de la ayuda financiera Work Study (la Oficina de Ayuda Financiera ya nos ha indicado si eres elegible).
  • Tener un excelente nivel de inglés oral y escrito.
  • Estar interesado en trabajar con niños de edad primaria. 

Nuevos solicitantes del programa: Leer las solicitudes de mentores de Fresno-NUEVO

Solicitantes que regresan al programa: Lea la Solicitud de Mentor de Fresno-RETURNER


Las solicitudes prioritarias se aceptarán en línea hasta el viernes 25 de junio. Los solicitantes seleccionados serán contactados para una entrevista individual vía Zoom entre el lunes 28 de junio y el viernes 16 de julio.  

Gabrielle PicenoAhora se está contratando: Mentores de Read Fresno
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Recursos de verano para niños

Ahora que se acerca el verano, queríamos compartir recursos y actividades de verano gratuitos y de bajo coste para los niños de algunos de nuestros socios.

Leer y aprender

Tutoría de alfabetización de la PEV

Mentores de alfabetización capacitados y equipados se reúnen uno a uno virtualmente con estudiantes de K a 3er grado para ayudarlos con sus habilidades de lectura fundamentales y palabras a la vista. Inscríbase en uno de los enlaces siguientes:

Bibliotecas escolares del FUSD

Las bibliotecas escolares estarán abiertas al público en todas las sedes de las escuelas de verano. Encuentre las sedes de las escuelas de verano AQUÍ.

Aplicación Sora

Los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Fresno pueden utilizar la aplicación Sora para acceder a la lectura en línea

Biblioteca del Condado de Fresno

La Biblioteca del Condado de Fresno tiene programas de lectura de verano gratuitos y actividades para niños, adolescentes y adultos. Haga clic AQUÍ para obtener más información y un calendario de eventos.

Coge un libro, deja un libro

Encuentra un contenedor de libros o una pequeña biblioteca gratuita cerca de ti e intercambia un libro.

12 aplicaciones y sitios web de aprendizaje gratuitos para el verano

Herramientas digitales de alta calidad para niños que son a la vez educativas y entretenidas.

Biblioteca de aprendizaje gratuito en casa

Comparte con las familias la Escuela Abierta en inglés o en español para ayudarles a encontrar actividades.

Sitios de aprendizaje en línea

  • Really Great Reading's Heart Word Magic - herramienta de enseñanza complementaria diseñada para ayudar a los estudiantes a aprender a leer y deletrear palabras de alta frecuencia, particularmente aquellas que no son muy decodificables. Muestre a sus alumnos las animaciones y, a continuación, pruebe sus divertidas actividades prácticasgratuitas para estudiantes
  • Heidi Songs - canciones de palabras a la vista
  • Education.com - juegos de palabras a la vista
  • ABCya - juegos de palabras a la vista y más
  • Starfall - libros y juegos por nivel de grado, Kinder-3º grado
  • ENP Read-Alouds - libros leídos por los mentores de alfabetización
  • Flocabulary-crea una "prueba gratuita" y accede a muchas lecciones de lectura que incluyen vídeos y pdfs
  • Valley PBS - vea a los profesores locales de Fresno Unified compartiendo ideas o vea los vídeos en directo con su estudiante
  • Common Sense Media - Desafíos de lectura de verano divertidos
  • Libros en línea: consulte nuestro boletín Literacy Mentor para ver los enlaces a muchos sitios diferentes que tienen recursos gratuitos
  • Arbolabc.com - Español

Actividades

Campamento de Fresno

A partir de la semana del15 de junio, la ciudad de Fresno ofrecerá campamentos gratuitos de tres días de duración. Aunque esperan abrir el campamento a los líderes juveniles actuales, están especialmente interesados en abrirlo también a los más vulnerables. Ellos están más dispuestos a proporcionar la oportunidad a los adolescentes que tal vez nunca han tenido la oportunidad de experimentar un campamento al aire libre; o tal vez aquellos que han hecho algunas malas decisiones en la vida y una experiencia al aire libre como esta podría impactar sus vidas positivamente. Rellena el formulario de interés que aparece a continuación:

Formulario de interés en inglés

Formulario de interés en español

Parques y actividades recreativas de la ciudad de Fresno (PARCS)

Fresno PARCS ofrece una variedad de actividades para los niños. Algunas de estas actividades tienen un coste asociado. Para obtener más información e inscribirse, visite su sitio web.

Las actividades incluyen deportes para jóvenes y programas virtuales.

También puede visitar su página de Facebook para conocer los próximos eventos y actividades.

Martin Park VBS

Martin Park está organizando 7 semanas de VBS CAMP para alcanzar a los niños con el Evangelio!

Se han asociado con Child Evangelism Fellowship, First Presbyterian, River Park Bible Church, Children's Champion y The Well para facilitar un campamento de VBS durante una semana.

El campamento VBS se llevará a cabo del 14 de junio al 30 de julio, los lunes, miércoles y viernes, de 3pm a 5pm. La cena será proporcionada cada noche a las 4:30 para los niños y voluntarios! 

En la tercera semana (28 de junio al 2 de julio) llevarán a los niños a VBS en la Iglesia Bíblica de River Park. 

En la sexta semana (del 12 al 16 de julio) llevarán a los niños a City Bible Adventure en la First Presbyterian Church.

Cada día los niños participarán en cantos, lecciones, manualidades y juegos.

Llame al 559-554-4319 para inscribirse.

Otros sitios web

Alimentos

Mapa de alimentos del condado de Fresno

Busque en fresnocountyfood.org alimentos gratuitos cerca de usted.

Banco de Alimentos

El Banco de Alimentos de California Central está aquí para ayudarle a tener acceso a los alimentos que necesita. Para encontrar una distribución de alimentos cerca de usted, utilice el calendario diario, inscríbase en CalFresh o inscríbase para recogerlos.

  • Localizador de alimentos - Encuentre socios de distribución de alimentos cerca de usted.
  • Calendario de distribución de alimentos - Encuentre mercados vecinales, despensas móviles y socios de productos básicos del USDA por fecha.
  • Groceries 2 Go - Programe una cita de recogida en nuestra sede de Groceries 2 Go de lunes a viernes (de 7:00 a 16:00) o en una de nuestras sedes satélite cercanas (el horario varía según la sede).
  • CalFresh - Su equipo puede ayudarle a inscribirse en CalFresh.

Otros

Seminario en línea

Considere la posibilidad de organizar un programa de aprendizaje de verano. Vea la grabación del seminario web AQUÍ para conocer los consejos y los planes de nuestros socios.

Gabrielle PicenoRecursos de verano para niños
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