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Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition MATForce, the Yavapai County Substance Abuse Coalition, was created in March 2006 through an interagency agreement between the county Methamphetamine Advisory Task Force (MATForce), Youth Count, and Advocates for Positive Choices (APC). These three groups elected to join forces to collectively address substance abuse issues in Yavapai County. Coalition members have been recruited to represent law enforcement, the business community, schools, youth, parents, the faith-based community, government, youth-serving agencies, media, healthcare agencies, and the treatment community. www.matforce.org |
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Yavapai County Vista Program The YCVP's mission is to help build and sustain the efforts of Yavapai County service providers and community members to continually improve the quality of life across the region. The YCVP, supported by the Corporation for National and Community Service, provides full-time volunteers to nonprofit, faith-based and other community organizations and public agencies, to create and expand programs that ultimately bring low-income individuals and communities out of poverty. The YCVP is currently headquartered out of Youth Count. www.ycvp.org |
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The Yavapai County AmeriCorps Project The YCAP's mission is to help build and sustain the efforts of Yavapai County service providers and community members to continually improve the quality of life across the region. The YCAP, supported by the Corporation for National and Community Service, provides full-time volunteers to nonprofit, faith-based and other community organizations and public agencies, to create and expand programs that ultimately bring low-income individuals and communities out of poverty. The YCAP is currently headquartered out of Youth Count. |
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Label Jars... Not People This is a site about growing up with medical problems ...any ole type. Its goal is to help people understand what it's like, from the perspective of the children and teens who are doing just that. These kids have become experts at coping with problems that most of you have never heard of. They'd like you to know how they do it, and they hope that you'll be glad you came to visit. I've divided the contents into three ponds; one for kids, one for teens, and one for adults. Figure out which you are, and jump in! |
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Communities For All Ages Communities for All Ages is a national initiative that helps communities address critical issues from a multi-generational perspective and promote the well-being of all age groups. Both a vision and a life span approach to community building, Communities for All Ages represents a new way of thinking and acting. It focuses on helping organizations, community residents of all ages, and policymakers move out of their silos and work together as allies for community change. |
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The Sedona TimeBank The Sedona TimeBank connects people of all ages to create a supportive and sustainable community where needs are met, skills are learned, and positive relationships are formed. TimeBanks allow for people to share skills with others in their community and be rewarded for it- in time. For every hour of time a member gives by providing a service for another participant, one time token is received. These time tokens can then be exchanged when a member needs a service from someone else is in the TimeBank system. Or they can be banked for a rainy day. Or they can be granted to someone else who is in need. TimeBank exchanges have endless possibilities and transactions that range from one-to-one interactions to group activities. |
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