with Kevin Wilhelm on community services including tax preparation
Posted Apr 22, 2017
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United Way of Middlesex County President and CEO, Kevin Wilhelm, talks about ALICE Families; Asset Limited, Income, Constrained, Employed along with support programs VITA; Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and EARN, a starter Savings Account.
Hosted by: Eric ClemonsProduced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
Everyone must adapt to an ever-changing world, but the challenges for girls and young women in our culture don’t seem to be getting any easier. Joining host Eric Clemons is the Executive Director of Girls Inc. of Holyoke, MA, Suzanne Parker.
Exeter New Hampshire Town Manager, Russ Dean, sits down with Jenny Johnson at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics to discuss infrastructure, construction of a wastewater facility, affordable housing, the senior population and civic engagement.
When the state focuses on collaborating with local businesses, non-profits, financial institutions and communities, it can lead to economic growth both locally and state-wide. Joining Eric Clemons is the TDI Fellow at MassDevelopment, Laura Masulis.
Connecticut TransAdvocacy Coalition Executive Director, Diana Lombardi, joins Newsmakers to discuss challenges and progress as the transgender community seeks equality and an end to discrimination in all areas of life.
The New Britain Museum of American Art conserves and exhibits a collection of the best works in all artistic media by American artists; including upcoming exhibits by Georgia O'Keefe and film star Dennis Hopper. Director, Min Jung Kim, joins Newsmakers.
There are nearly 1800 United Ways around the world, helping connect people to the services that can make the difference in their well-being and survival. Host Eric Clemons’ guest is the President & CEO of the United Way of Pioneer Valley, James Ayers.
There are many advantages of hiring a Veteran. Veterans bring a unique set of skills that are transferable in many career fields. The Connecticut Department Of Labor's Office for Veterans' Workforce Development helps Vets ? transition to civilian life and find employment.
Interview recorded on June 20, 2017 at the University of Hartford. Hosted by Eric Clemons.
The Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective provides quality medical services, dental services, support groups and health education tailored to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities without judgement or prejudice.
Annually, for twenty-three years, the Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective produces the Queer Prom for LGBTQ youth.
There are still populations in CT impacted by AIDS. The Health Collective provides support to those communities.
VALUES, MISSION AND VISION
Our Values
The Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective will apply the following values as it carries out its mission:
We are committed to providing client centered quality services and programs consistent with professionally accepted standards of care.
We celebrate and embrace the commonalities and differences of all persons touched by our organization.
We treat all persons with dignity and respect.
We encourage and support professional growth and development.
We strive to create and maintain a physically and emotionally safe and inclusive environment that runs seamlessly through all aspects of our programs and services.
We aspire to be a positive and influential leader in all aspects of our service to the community.
We are advocates for mental and physical health in our community and encourage and support all in making healthy choices for their lives.
Interview recorded on June 20, 2017 at the University of Hartford. Hosted by Eric Clemons.
The Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective provides quality medical services, dental services, support groups and health education tailored to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities without judgement or prejudice.
Annually, for twenty-three years, the Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective produces the Queer Prom for LGBTQ youth.
There are still populations in CT impacted by AIDS. The Health Collective provides support to those communities.
VALUES, MISSION AND VISION
Our Values
The Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective will apply the following values as it carries out its mission:
We are committed to providing client centered quality services and programs consistent with professionally accepted standards of care.
We celebrate and embrace the commonalities and differences of all persons touched by our organization.
We treat all persons with dignity and respect.
We encourage and support professional growth and development.
We strive to create and maintain a physically and emotionally safe and inclusive environment that runs seamlessly through all aspects of our programs and services.
We aspire to be a positive and influential leader in all aspects of our service to the community.
We are advocates for mental and physical health in our community and encourage and support all in making healthy choices for their lives.
Interview recorded on June 20, 2017 at the University of Hartford. Hosted by Eric Clemons.
The Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station responsible for agriculture, environment, public health and food safety, tests tics and mosquitoes for disease and informs the public; as well as protects the food supply from dangerous pesticides and attacks.
Interview recorded on August 9, 2017 at Gateway Community College. Hosted by Eric Clemons.
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