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Reentry Solutions Group » RSG Meetings

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June 28, 2016 Meeting. Racial Justice Task Force, Juvenile Fees. May 31, 2016 Meeting. ICE Contract and Juvenile Justice. April 26, 2016 Meeting. Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office: Policy regarding ICE cooperation. March 29, 2016 Meeting. Immigration Enforcement and Sheriff’s Policies. February 23, 2016 Meeting. Community Advisory Board and RFPs for County AB109 Funding. January 26, 2016 Meeting. Justice Reform and Racial Justice. November 24, 2015 Meeting. October 27, 2015 Meeting. July 28, 2015 Meeting.

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Reentry Solutions Group » Collective Impact

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Some social issues indeed, many social issues are so complex. That no one person, organization, or system can solve them independently. In a collective impact effort, a group of stakeholders work together to define an issue of central concern;. Shape shared goals; undertake an integrated plan; and jointly measure their collective progress. Collective impact is both a philosophy and a structured method. Stanford Social Innovation Review. Understanding the Value of the Backbone. Join Our Mailing List.

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Homeless Youth Alliance | San Francisco » Staff

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Resource and Referral Guide. Mary Howe – Executive Director. Kristen Marshall – Program Manager. Jennifer Yeah Yeah Cowles – Outreach Counselor. Chelsea Swift – Outreach Counselor. Jay Christian – Outreach Counselor. Alana Carrasco – Outreach Counselor. Adeline Tealle – Outreach Counselor. Shira Noel – Policy and Advocacy Coordinator. Carrie Rose – Logistics Coordinator. Masa Fisher, MD. Maurice Byrd, Psy.D. Jennifer “Yeah Yeah” Cowles. Policy and Advocacy Coordinator. Masa Fisher, MD.

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Reentry Solutions Group » What We Do

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Formed in July 2011 in response to the community’s desire consistent opportunities for ongoing learning and coordination related to reentry, Reentry Solutions Group has come to serve as a backbone organization fostering collective impact in Contra Costa County. Fostering a collective approach to transform incarceration and reentry in our community, RSG strives to provide six backbone functions:. Guide vision and strategy. RSG provides subject-matter expertise to identify, analyze, and disseminate informa...

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Homeless Youth Alliance | San Francisco » Capital Campaign 2015

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Resource and Referral Guide. There are more than 5,000 homeless youth on the streets of San Francisco. Almost half are LGBT. More than half struggle with mental health issues. Many come from histories of abuse, addiction and neglect. Help us be the home they never had. Go Big or Stay Homeless is the Capital Campaign for Homeless Youth Alliance. We’re a nonprofit that’s been serving homeless runaways in San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury since 1992. Use this link to read the Capital Campaign Statement 2015.

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Homeless Youth Alliance | San Francisco » Programs

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Resource and Referral Guide. SYRINGE ACCESS AND DISPOSAL. It is rare for street-based young people to accept guidance from a community outsider, but HYA’s Outreach Counselors are able to overcome this barrier because many are formerly homeless young people themselves. Approximately 85 percent of our participants use HYA’s services at least once a week, having established bonds of trust with Outreach Counselors that increase their receptivity to several options in our program. 8220;It’s amazing to m...

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Homeless Youth Alliance | San Francisco » Youth Involvement

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Resource and Referral Guide. San Francisco Department of Public Health HIV Prevention Section. Our participants have direct input on the structure and direction of HYA:. They volunteer: They help facilitate workshops, volunteer at needle exchange, participate in community clean-ups, help clean up and maintain the space. They hire: We always have youth present during interviews for all outreach counselors. The faces of San Francisco’s homeless youth. San Francisco, CA 94117. Join our Mailing List.