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City of Santa Clara Challenge Team November 8, 2017 https://hkidsf.org/our-programs/challenge-team/ Goals 1. Actively support the well-being of children and families in Santa Clara. 2. Nurture and facilitate valuable community relationships.


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City of Santa Clara Challenge Team

November 8, 2017

https://hkidsf.org/our-programs/challenge-team/

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www.hkidsf.org

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Goals

  • 1. Actively support the well-being of children and families in

Santa Clara. 2. Nurture and facilitate valuable community relationships. 2. Engage community members. a. Connect b. Collaborate c. Discuss challenges d. Share resources e. Reduce duplication of services

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Visit the Challenge Team website! www.hkidsf.org/our-programs/challenge-team www.hkidsf.org

Martha Gabaray MarthaG@hkidsf.org

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BAY AREA WILDERNESS TRAINING

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

Mission and Vision

Mission

To create equitable access to outdoors experiences for youth

  • f color and low income youth.

Vision

We envision a generation of social and environmental leaders, inspired by positive and meaningful experiences in nature, who reflect the diversity of our local community.

Values

Social Justice ○ Environmental Stewardship ○ Community Empowerment

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

What makes us unique?

We train the trainer!

We provide Bay Area youth agency and school staff with wilderness leadership training and comprehensive support so that they, along with the youth they serve, may explore the power and beauty of California's outdoors and natural spaces.

Training Leaders Providing Support Getting Youth Outdoors

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

The Four Pillars of Support:

BAWT

Four pillars of support

TRAINING COMMUNITY GEAR FUNDING

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

TRAINING

Leadership Training:

Wilderness Leadership Training

5-day backpacking course Prepare yourself to lead camping trips beyond your tailgate

Frontcountry Leadership Training

2-day camping course, plus one evening Prepare yourself to lead fun and well organized car- camping trips

Camping at the Presidio Leadership Training

2-day camping course, plus one evening

Hiking Leadership Training

One-day hiking course

Snowshoeing Leadership Training Wilderness First Aid Custom courses

The Four Pillars of Support

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

GEAR LIBRARIES

Three libraries of amazing outdoor clothing and equipment to be used by the BAWT trained leaders and their youth. Oakland is the main gear library, there are also two smaller ones in the Milpitas and San Francisco.

FREE!

The Four Pillars of Support

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

FUNDING

Minigrants, Scholarships…

BAWT can also help with funding for trips, through the Richard Louv Minigrants program. There are also scholarships available for the trainings.

The Four Pillars of Support

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

COMMUNITY

The best support

  • Listserve / Yahoo Group for peer support
  • Facebook Page
  • Alumni Meet Up Group
  • BAWT Staff
  • Events
  • Volunteers!

The Four Pillars of Support

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OUTDOORS!

59,000+ youth

trained 2500+ leaders, getting

In 18 years we:

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B AY A R E A W I L D E R N E S S T R A I N I N G B AW T. O R G

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Now let’s get ready to go!

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Pamela Weiss, Bay Area Advisory Board Member / Crisis Counselor at Crisis Text Line

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Who We Are

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741-741 Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support for people in crisis via text.

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Who are Crisis Counselors?

Mothers Grandmothers Veterans Grandfathers Survivors Deaf/Hard of Hearing Fathers College Students

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Algorithm Supervisor Peers

Crisis Counselors Are Never Alone

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School “I’m so overwhelmed I can’t sleep - I feel like I have to get all A’s.” Anxiety “My so-called friends are bullying me – no one does anything about it” Eating Disorders “I’m always stressed at meals.” Depression “I feel down. I’m not interested in doing things I used to love.” Substance Abuse “I keep blacking out...I think I might have a problem” Worried about a Friend “My friend said she wants it all to end...how can I help her?” Something happened “Something happened and I don’t know how I feel”

A Crisis to You = A Crisis to Us

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Top Issues Anxiety & Depression, Suicide, Self-Harm, Family, Relationships Time of Day ⅔ of conversations in ⅓ of the day (8pm - 4am) Demographic Young, low-income, rural Immediate Mention “today” 6x as often as any other time period Third Party Texters People seeking advice about how to help a friend

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Data & Partnerships

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Stack Ranking

We Use Data to Make Us Better

KPI Slack Channel

Updated daily at 7am

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We Use Data to Make The World Better

Open Data Collaborations CrisisTrends.org

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Corporate Partnerships

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Partners

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How Students Can Get Involved

  • Add CTL to their own phone’s contact list – it’s just another tool
  • Tell friends about 741741
  • Organize a “sticker/flyer” campaign (we can provide links)
  • Advocate to add “Text BAY to 741741” to your school, church,

youth organization websites

  • Student newspaper – suggest an article
  • Make it a part of morning announcements
  • Post on social media
  • Recommend a CTL visit for a school assembly
  • Start a club around mental health awareness (BC2M)
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Area school campaigns

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National campaign

www.speckproducts.com

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WHAT’S THE THE DEAL WITH 13RW? HOW DID TEXTERS FEEL THE NIGHT OF THE NOVEMBER NATIONAL ELECTION? HOW DID THE TERRORIST ATTACK AT AN ORLANDO DANCE CLUB EFFECT US? “ME, TOO” - HOW DID PEOPLE RESPOND OVER THIS SOCIAL AWARENESS CAMPAIGN?

We track analyze data to help us understand the impact of everything from a national election to a television show, to a natural disaster to a terrorist or other significant event.

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Contact: Libby Craig, Bay Area Director Libby@crisistextline.org Pamela Weiss Pamelaweiss@hotmail.com

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Announcements

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