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Community & Family Resources Equity In Inclusion In Involvement Outreach Community and Family Resources Department (CFRD) CFRD exists to improve the quality of life in Bloomington through programs and services designed to strengthen
CFRD exists to improve the quality of life in Bloomington through programs and services designed to strengthen community and family ties and increase overall community capacity to address social issues.
20 2017 17 Publi lic Health Week Healt lth an and Welln llness Fai air
2016 (4 blood drives): 93 93 pints collected
2017 to date: 74 74 pints collected (2 additional drives scheduled)
167 pints of blood collected will impact 501 501 hospital patients
Community Health Outreach
month in conjunction with IU Health Bloomington and Volunteers in Medicine. IU Health Bloomington conduct 3 other classes per week.
Electronic Smoking Device window clings to area businesses.
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293 293 high school volunteers • 20 20 adult allies 5 Monroe County high schools participating 6 community partner organizations 7 service project sites
Volunteer Network
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Safety, Civility and Justice Initiative
Peoples Park; Donor education campaign; Increased downtown police patrols; Engaged Community Justice and Mediation Center to conduct community dialogue. CJAM engaged over 215 residents in this process.
interim recommendations in May and final report and recommendations in June.
continued feedback received; reports to community. 60 participants screened for blood pressure, body mass index, HIV and spinal health. Produces 42 live broadcasts annually
Central Indiana’s only Spanish language public affairs radio program.
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Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility
Dir irect Service – Safe and Civ ivil il Cit ity y & Latin ino Outreach
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Civil City Program
Domestic Violence
Services - Monroe County
Department
Probation Department
Partnership
University School of Law
Monroe County Domestic ic Vio iole lence Coali litio ion
Commission, Council, & Coalition
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Leadership Sch chola larship In Initi itiativ ive – 2015 2015 - 2017 2017
2015 2015
Layla Ramirez - $400.00 Stephanie Solomon - $500.00
2016 2016
Danielle McClelland - $500.00 Marcella Ettinger - $500.00
2017 2017
Katie Richard - $500.00 Megan Hutchison – $200.00 Ashley Pirani – $250.00 Cathi Crabtree - $50.00
Monroe County was created by an Act of the Indiana General Assembly on January 24,
about 1816 when President James Monroe selected the site for a seminary. Following the creation of Monroe County, the settlement was given the designation of a town and was platted on April 10, 1818. On what was once a wheat field, a public square was laid out with 276 feet on each side and 82 1/1 feet wide. In 2018 Monroe County and Bloomington will celebrate their respective Bicentennials with a variety of programs, events and initiatives allowing us to look back at our history, with an eye toward a future we want to leave for our children and grandchildren.
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Ge General l Fu Fund Budget - $7 $763 63,528.22 Gr Grants & Sponsorship ips – $9 $92, 2,477
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Kick-off
Gala
Lunch
Conference
Commis issions ions/Coun /Councils/Coaliti cils/Coalition
Youth
Affairs
Commission
Coalitions
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