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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


  1. Community & Family Resources Equity In Inclusion In Involvement Outreach

  2. Community and Family Resources Department (CFRD) 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.

  3. Community Health Outreach 20 2017 17 Publi lic Health Week Healt lth an and Welln llness Fai air • 2016 2016 (4 blood drives): 93 93 pints collected • 2017 2017 to date: 74 74 pints collected (2 additional drives scheduled) • 167 167 pints of blood collected will impact 501 501 hospital patients

  4. Community Health Outreach • Conducts 4 Smoking Cessation classes per month in conjunction with IU Health Bloomington and Volunteers in Medicine. IU Health Bloomington conduct 3 other classes per week. • Nicotine Replacement Therapy • Average class attendance – 10 • Distributing 10,000 “No Smoking – NO Electronic Smoking Device window clings to area businesses.

  5. Volunteer Network Volunteer program capacity building in: Sou South Ce Central Co Community Acti ction Program Fair airview Sc School Monroe Cou County Un Unit ited Min inis istries Ban Banneker Com Communit ity Ce Center 293 293 high school volunteers • 20 20 adult allies Boys Bo s an and Gi Girls s Cl Clubs 5 Monroe County high schools participating Girls Gi s Inc. Inc. 6 community partner organizations 7 service project sites

  6. Volunteer Network Reo eova Mer eredith - Be Be Mo More re Comm Commit itted RECIPIENTS Lindsay Sc Lin Schroeder - Be Be Mo More Comp Compassio ionate Fr Fred Park arker - Be Be Mo More re Crea Creativ ive Mar arge Pen enrod - Be Be Mo More De Dedic icated In Interfaith Com Community of of En Environmentali list You outh - Be Be Mo More re Energiz ized Volu olunteers in n Medicine - Be Be Mo More Heal Healthy y Vanessa El Elia ias an and St Stephanie ie Hu Huezo - Be Be Mo More re Invol olved Mar ary Goe Goetz tze - Be Be Mo More re Knowle wledgeable le Da Dave Wrig ight - Be Be Mor ore Phe Phenom omenal Bl Bloo oomin ington Com Community Or Orchard volu olunteers - Be Be Mo More Su Sustain inable le

  7. Safe and Civil City Program Safety, Civility and Justice Initiative 60 participants screened for blood pressure, body mass • Phase I: Installed security cameras; Increased utilization of index, HIV and Peoples Park; Donor education campaign; Increased downtown spinal health . police patrols; Engaged Community Justice and Mediation Center to conduct community dialogue. CJAM engaged over 215 residents in this process. • Phase II: 10 member SCJ Task Force convened, studied results of CJAM process, conducted research and outreach. Made Produces 42 live interim recommendations in May and final report and broadcasts annually recommendations in June. on WFHB. South • Phase III: Implementation of Task Force recommendations; Central Indiana’s only continued feedback received; reports to community. Spanish language public affairs radio program.

  8. Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility 45 45 decals ls awarded Jan January ry 20 2015 15 - Ju July ly 20 2017 17

  9. Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility Dir irect Service – Safe and Civ ivil il Cit ity y & Latin ino Outreach La Lati tino Ou Outreach Safe an Sa and Ci Civil il Ci City ty - Fi First t Qu Quarter First Qu Fi Quarter Second Qu Sec Quarter 1 2 5 Informatio ion Dis issemin inati tion Referral t to Human Rig ights ts Commis ission Referral t to Bloomin ingto ton Polic ice Department

  10. Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility Monroe County Domestic ic Vio iole lence Coali litio ion Member or Me organ aniz izations & & ag agencie ies • Centerstone • City of Bloomington Police Department • City of Bloomington Safe and Civil City Program • Connect2Help 2-1-1 • District 10 Pro Bono Project • Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence • Indiana Department of Child Services - Monroe County • Indiana University Police Department • Middle Way House • Monroe County Circuit Courts • Monroe County Circuit Court Probation Department • Monroe County Prosecutor's Office • Monroe County Sheriff's Department • Protective Order Assistance Partnership • Protective Order Project, Indiana University School of Law

  11. Commissions, Council, & Coalition 6 Commissions - 1 Council - 1 Coalition - 1 Task Force

  12. Commission, Council, & Coalition Co Commis ission on on th the e Statu tus of of Women – Lea 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

  13. Bicentennial Celebration Monroe County was created by an Act of the Indiana General Assembly on January 24, 1818. Bloomington first became a settlement 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.

  14. 20 2017 7 Bud Budge get General Ge l Fu Fund Budget - $7 $763 63,528.22 Grants & Sponsorship Gr ips – $9 $92, 2,477 $35,335.00 $35 $34,459 $34 Cate tegory 1 Grants Cate tegory 2-4 Sponsorship ip $58,018 $58 $728,193.22 $72

  15. Join Us Events ents Commis issions ions/Coun /Councils/Coaliti cils/Coalition ons • December 31 st - Bicentennial Kick-off • Commission on Aging • January 15 th – MLK Day Celebration • Commission on the Status of Black Males • February 1 st – Black History Month • Commission on the Status of Children and Youth Kick-off • February 24 th - Black History Month • Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs Gala • Commission on the Status of Women • March 21 st – Women’s History Month • Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Lunch Commission • March 22 nd – Domestic Violence • Council on Community Accessibility Conference • March 27 th – Be More Awards • Monroe County Domestic Violence Coalitions

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