Early Crisis Intervention

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United Way of Central New Mexico

Posted Mar 14, 2016

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Ed Rivera, President & CEO of United Way of Central New Mexico discusses United Way's role in collective impact and preventing, providing early intervention and managing crisis issues in the local community.

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Jill Horner speaks with Donna Bennett, President and CEO from the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland and Salem Counties, about how Mentoring Matters. Interview recorded 5/22/2019.

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Aspire CoffeeWorks is a social enterprise coffee company that combines the work of disability-focused nonprofit Aspire with the craftsmanship of Metropolis Coffee Company, one of the nation’s top artisan coffee roasters. Aspire CoffeeWorks supports people with disabilities in two important ways: it employs adults with disabilities as members of its team, and 100% of the net proceeds from its coffee sales go back to Aspire's programs to support 1,000 kids and adults with disabilities and their families. It’s a groundbreaking, one-of-a-kind partnership and a perfect example of how adults with disabilities can be productive and successful members of the work force.

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From Marine Corps Infantry to Indiana State Lawmaker: Meet Representative Ross D...

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Indiana State Representative Ross Deal (D-7) is a new face around the statehouse but brings with him a plethora of experience. From Mishawaka, Mr. Deal served in the United States Marine Corp from 1975-1978 before attending the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy and establishing himself as class president. Following graduation from ILEA, Deal served as a member of the Mishawaka Police Department from 1981-1991; rising to the rank of captain. Today, Deal works as an insurance agent. He recently resigned from the Mishawaka Common Council in 2018 after serving two years. He previously served on the same council from 2008-2011. Representative Deal succeeds Joe Taylor III as the new 7th District representative in the Indiana House. Interview filmed on March 20, 2019.

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Elena Russo speaks with Kellan Newby-Matthews, Events Specialist of the Kennedy Krieger Institute, about some of the work they do for individuals with disabilities, how they help individuals, and the far reaching impact they’ve made. They also discuss their upcoming event, ROAR for Kids happening on April 27th.

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