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Submitted:
3 January 2014
First Name:
NOR AZIZAH
Last Name:
NORDIN
City/Town:
Kota Bharu
State/Province:
Kelantan
Country:
Malaysia
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a part time post graduate students in local university of Malaysia. I'm studying in values and humanities development of center of language UMK.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I felt this CTB is very useful for me to plan my dissertation writing. the check list reminded me all the steps when i need the chapter 36 for my focus of study.
Submitted:
3 January 2014
First Name:
James Ouma
Last Name:
Odhiambo
City/Town:
Nairobi
State/Province:
Country:
Kenya
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I mentor boys aged 12-17 in juvenile prisons in Kenya. I began doing this in 2012 when I met a group of 100 boys. I was working as a TV producer at the time. I began with weekly meetings but with time I realized I had to get more involved and took a break from my work to focus on my work.
Many of the boys have returned home and embraced a crime-free lifestyle while I am focusing on creative writing which has always been my dream from childhood. Meeting the boys have opened my eyes to living a purposeful life.
I am looking for help in terms of knowing where to find partners who are doing the same thing.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
It is my first time. But I am sure I will be using the toolbox soon.
Submitted:
2 January 2014
First Name:
Johnny
Last Name:
Avock
City/Town:
Luganville, Santo
State/Province:
Vanuatu. Sanma Province
Country:
Vanuatu
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a youth worker volunteer for the Vanuatu National Youth Council and Transparency Vanuatu, also assisting other organization that work for better community in my Province. Since i began working with young people, i really love the task for sharing what i have within myself to my collects. I always love to do the job in any circumstances in life. I love to learn new things and face challenges because it build me a lots.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Everything i found in the Tool Box was when i am doing my study at Australia and Pacific Technical College. The Tool Box really help me in much many ways with my personal life as well as working with others in my profession.
Submitted:
28 December 2013
First Name:
Robert
Last Name:
Waples
City/Town:
Lake Worth
State/Province:
FL
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a volunteer advocate that supports the notion that we need to bring the "Neighbor" back to the neighborhood and help neighborhoods develop a more self sustaining environment.
Together we all make a neighborhood and together we can help with making change through projects and helping each other.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
To spread this vision
Submitted:
27 December 2013
First Name:
Vicente
Last Name:
Betingo
City/Town:
quezon city
State/Province:
metro manila
Country:
philippines
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Im interested in community service
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I use community toolbox resources in teaching my people and students about community development
Submitted:
26 December 2013
First Name:
Muhammad
Last Name:
Khan
City/Town:
Peshawar
State/Province:
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP)
Country:
Pakistan
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I worked as a humanitarian aid worked with Pakistan Red Crescent Society, KP Branch since 1993. I have experience about humanitarian emergency work e.g. logistics support, warehouse management, administration, project management, community mobilization etc.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I go though the Community Tool Box and I learn more about the new approaches, procedure and processes about the how to enhance the community strengthen in a such a way. This side more beneficial not only for me but also benefited to those who interested to mobilize the community and uplift the vulnerable societies at the right time with the knowledge, skill and experience. So the knowledge they will get from this web page as per their capacities.
Submitted:
23 December 2013
First Name:
Abdi
Last Name:
Beker
City/Town:
Chiro
State/Province:
Oromiya
Country:
Ethiopia
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am senior public health professional working as a manager in Zonal health office sub office in Oromiya Regional Health Bureau, as government employee coordinating Health care service provision in nearly 500 community Health facilities for over two million populations .
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Community tool box is all in one package serve a lot for professional manager and leader ship development as a reference in addressing community health problems and Health development.
Submitted:
17 December 2013
First Name:
Ira
Last Name:
Schweitzer
City/Town:
Orillia
State/Province:
Ontario
Country:
Canada
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Hi. I am a part time professor in the Child and Youth Work program as part of the faculty of social service at Georgian college. I recently retired after 40 years as an educator and social worker in the Jewish Community Field. I have an Ed.D., M.S.W. and Bs. in Ed.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am teaching two courses in Community Development this Winter term and the materials are great for use in my classes. I will use some of the power points, the lists and the topics to make the subject come to life for my third year students before they go out in the field.
I have scanned many of the units, and think they are very well put together.
Submitted:
13 December 2013
First Name:
Bui Van
Last Name:
Dinh
City/Town:
Hanoi
State/Province:
Vietnam
Country:
+84
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
- Safety & Health Mgt
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Very Helpful
Submitted:
12 December 2013
First Name:
Frank
Last Name:
Hines
City/Town:
York
State/Province:
ME
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a professional meeting facilitator with a consulting practice focused on research, strategy, and innovation mostly for Fortune 500 clients, but also for some smaller, local organizations.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I stumbled over Chapter 16 (your bits on facilitation) and thought it was an excellent summary/overview/collection on the topic. Was impressed enough to fill out this form and network with you folks.
Submitted:
12 December 2013
First Name:
Kakembwa
Last Name:
Kamulete
City/Town:
Bukavu
State/Province:
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Country:
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I have been working with UN agencies, specifically WFP and UNICEF as a programme officer for many years. Now I have retired. I want to remain active. So now I am a programme manager for a local NGO.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
We are discussing about a community-based development programme in favour of 700 000 people, living in the Shabunda District, in the South Kivu Province. These people are sevelrely affected with violence from armed groups since 1996, the territory they live in is enclaved, with no possibility to access market, to get manufactured products... Our NGO is deeply concerned by agricultural recoveru and rehabilitation.
Submitted:
8 December 2013
First Name:
Jacques
Last Name:
MEKOK
City/Town:
Bertoua
State/Province:
East Region
Country:
Cameroon
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Hi,
I'm a field worker recording 16 years of field experience in social work. Actually I'm working as M&E assistant in an education project.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
It is my first time to jump in here; it sounds interesting so, I want to know if online training can be envisaged here.
Thanks
Submitted:
6 December 2013
First Name:
Denesa
Last Name:
Segrest
City/Town:
Memphis
State/Province:
Tennessee
Country:
America
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I stumbled upon your Community Tool Box and couldn't believe my eyes at the wealth of information that your organization has so wonderfully shared with people seeking to work in the many aspects of community and social awareness. It has been nothing short of a blessing. I am the creator of an online group whose purpose is to facilitate raw, open, honest discussion about race, racism and classism in America by embracing thought diversity while challenging ingrained fears and stereotypes in seeking answers to breaking down strongholds and barriers about race, racism, and classism as the elephant in the room. Our communities are suffering because WE refuse to even talk about the very problems that are the root and core.
THANK YOU SOOO VERY MUCH!!!!
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
As a tool for modules, components and general ideas to build upon for teaching and structuring actions.
Submitted:
3 December 2013
First Name:
Anita
Last Name:
Dotson
City/Town:
Conroe
State/Province:
TX
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Submitted:
1 December 2013
First Name:
Annie
Last Name:
Dares
City/Town:
Port Vila
State/Province:
Country:
Vanuatu
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Hello I am a trainer in Youth work , Community Services and Community Development in the South Pacific . Iam based in Port Vila and deliver training to students from all over the Pacific
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
As part of my work i need to ensure that my research is current and informative and the community toolbox provides a wealth of information to support my students learning thank you
Submitted:
20 November 2013
First Name:
bujo
Last Name:
webster
City/Town:
dar es salaam
State/Province:
tanzania
Country:
Tanzania
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
AM TANZANIAN, AGED 27. I'm a student of The University of Dodoma(UDOM), studying bachelor of project planning management and community development(2nd year)
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
this moment, its for learning purposes
Submitted:
11 November 2013
First Name:
Tanya
Last Name:
City/Town:
Masaka
State/Province:
Country:
Uganda
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am an international development intern in Masaka, Uganda and I have found your guide amazingly helpful in the work that I have been doing! Thank you for such a useful resource!
Submitted:
7 November 2013
First Name:
Ben
Last Name:
City/Town:
State/Province:
Country:
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Graduate student of a public administration program in San Francisco.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I just discovered and have been browsing this toolbox today, but I felt compelled to say thank you for this amazing resource. I will give more feedback soon!
Submitted:
30 October 2013
First Name:
Mike
Last Name:
Mir
City/Town:
Bear
State/Province:
DE
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Owner and founder of Audio Jam Inc. and its other entities.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I like to learn new leadership techniques that would help me run a more efficient and effective business.
Submitted:
29 October 2013
First Name:
Saski
Last Name:
Bunge
City/Town:
Guatemala
State/Province:
Guatemala
Country:
Guatemala
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I'm a med-school student from Guatemala City currently on my last year.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Thank you so much for this Tool Box! We are currently working on a needs assessment survey for a community in the outskirts of the city and this site has been by far the most helpful source of information.
Submitted:
29 October 2013
First Name:
Garba
Last Name:
Abdul
City/Town:
Abuja
State/Province:
FCT
Country:
Nigeria
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
My name is Garba Abdul, and I am 40 years old and from Nigeria. I have had over 5 years of experience working as Administrative Officer, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Database Administrator, Data Analyst, Documentation Officer and Assistant Programme Officer with Factor Consulting Group, Institute of Human Virology Nigeria, Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative and lately Platinum x Art Media Limited in Abuja since 2008. I currently applied for an advertised position with DFID for the Post of a Programme Officer and luckily for me I bumped across your site, which I found very inspiring and educative. I am so excited to see a platform such as the Community Tool Box that would help me in developing my capacity in Programmatic areas such as project cycle management, monitoring and evaluation, procedural and financial management, and corporate responsibility, which are my area of interests.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Today being my first day on the Community Tool Box site, I sincerely believe it's going to be a great experience of added value to my knowledge and ability to work more effectively in my chosen field of Non-Profit. I also hope to learn from your training programmes and information on projects and community support, which will in turn help me to build my capacity towards achieving my organization goals and objective of touching the lives of the people in my immediate community and beyond. Thank you.
Submitted:
27 October 2013
First Name:
Rachelle
Last Name:
Lackey
City/Town:
Independence
State/Province:
MO
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I have many years experience volunteering with nonprofit organizations such as Leadership African, BBBS of Greater KC, Great Pyrenees Rescue, Sweet Pea Foundation and St. Bernard Rescue. I am in the middle of the MPA program through Park University and in the process of adopting a child. My desire is to be the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization that assists those that are disenfranchised.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am learning more about being employed by a NPO vs. strictly volunteering.
Submitted:
26 October 2013
First Name:
Christine
Last Name:
Pion
City/Town:
Kewadin
State/Province:
MI
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I recently attended training to be an adult literacy tutor. I also want to start a small literacy workshop at our Clubhouse, which is a psycho-social rehabilitation program for adults struggling with mental illness.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am reading information on peer education and adult literacy programs.
Submitted:
17 October 2013
First Name:
Dennis
Last Name:
Steggink
City/Town:
Cape Town
State/Province:
Western Cape
Country:
South Africa
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
We initiated and managed a Neighbourhood watch type organisation. The community realised that the matter of security is much bigger than the speedy responds to crime in general (ADT) and that the community required a wholistic approach to a local organisation combining job creation, housing, sanitation/health, education and safety. We created the HUB which combined all aspects and are in search for sustainability. Taxing the community outright was not an option but shifting the home and business security spend proved easier, however.... we found that as the safety improved, community members reduced their contributions to the point where the organisation had to put on hold. It is a catch 22. Increase crime in recent times saw a considerable interest in members organising new structures dealing with the matters of security. It is a crying shame to see how the entire cycle is restarted, loosing all value created before.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Using the model to define a business case for a telecommunication company, local business, security service providers, local government (Education, Health and Safety) and finally... the community.
Submitted:
16 October 2013
First Name:
Frankie
Last Name:
Gallagher
City/Town:
Melbourne Australia
State/Province:
Victoria
Country:
Australia
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a community development worker with 32 years experience firstly as a volunteer and then as a professional. I come from Northern Ireland and utilised community development principle and practices as a change management process to further develop the evolving peace as a community emerging from violent conflict and to address the multiple deprivations that many of the communities suffered in Northern Ireland
I have now moved to Australia and am utilising the same principles and practices to engage the Aboriginal communities to build capacity and help reconcile with the more modern population.
I have accessed Community Toolbox now for more years than I can remember, it has been a constant resource and guide for me.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I would access the Tool Box to check if I am on the right track and use it as a check list for project management process and project specification. I also wanted to look at some templates for report writing.
Over the years I have dipped into the Tool Box just to browse and give me ideas about my ideas for creating certain dynamic projects that would help me move a situation on when needed.
Sometimes I assessed it to learn and read up on the many aspects of CD.
Submitted:
15 October 2013
First Name:
Larry
Last Name:
Burks
City/Town:
Bellevue
State/Province:
NE
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am currently the Assistant City Administrator of Bellevue, NE. I have been working in local government for about 8 years, with additional experience in the non-profit arena of about 3 years.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Economic Development, Community Development, Strategic Planning and Project Management.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
April
Last Name:
Teichrow
City/Town:
Winnsboro
State/Province:
Texas
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
RN working on master's degree. Researching community surveys. Interested in Windshield surveys for this units' research.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
If there were selections to make on home page, such as windshield surveys that I am trying to research
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Barry
Last Name:
Armstrong
City/Town:
New York City
State/Province:
New York
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a teacher in New York State, and I am hoping to create a children's museum in my community and in the doing create a children's task force.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am hoping to create a children's museum in my community and in the doing create a children's task force. There are a lot of agencies either working independently of each other, competing and often duplicating services. I am hoping that schools, PTOs, YMCA, 4H,the various civic organizations, Scouting and other child advocacy groups,arts groups, parents and government agencies like Head Start, Social Services etc. can create a powerful force to deal with child issues. I want our area to be known for its child advocacy. Your information has been invaluable, and even though this is all in its infancy stages, I feel much more prepared for the tasks ahead because of your mission. Thank you so much! Additionally, I am a teacher in the poorest school in New York State, and have been using some of the advice to rally people to make positive changes in our school and, quite frankly, though sometimes quite exhausting, it has also been very rewarding and always exciting. Thanks again for all that you have done.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Beth
Last Name:
McLaughlin
City/Town:
State/Province:
Alaska
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am working with a group on an island in rural SE Alaska, starting to do coalition building.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I recently read the Coalition Building chapter from your Community Toolbox resource. I am working with a group on an island in rural SE Alaska who are in the beginning phases of coalition building after a 2 year community planning project. This chapter is AWESOME! It has everything I was hoping to find for a group that is just beginning this journey, and the chapter hit so many important point. Thank you so much for putting it out there. I am also going to share this resource with a contact at the State of Alaska, Department of Prevention + Early Intervention. Thanks again for developing something USEABLE + CONCISE!!!
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Jonna
Last Name:
Shelomith
City/Town:
St. Paul
State/Province:
Minnesota
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Work with 4,000 county (local government) workers doing anti-oppression work.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Everything about cultural competency we will put to use in our Corrections, Human Services and Public Health departments immediately! And the facilitation clarity will help a team of facilitators that guide anti-racism work for 1,000 staff get sharper! Thank you so much!
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Margarita
Last Name:
Barron
City/Town:
Cordoba
State/Province:
Cordoba
Country:
Argentina
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I'm a full time professor of growth and development at the School of education in de Universidad Nacional de Cordoba. Part of my time at University is devoted to form Interdisciplinary professionals in Adolescent Development, education and health.Investigation on adolescent vulnerability and resilience.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Both for teaching undergraduates and graduated students at University and in communitary actions that result from our investigation.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Karen
Last Name:
Vermillion
City/Town:
Keshena
State/Province:
Wisconsin
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Community and Natural Resource Development Educator University of Wisconsin Extension Menominee County/Nation
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I will review CTB and am able to comment after that review. Thank you.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
RONALD
Last Name:
DDUNGU
City/Town:
KAMPALA
State/Province:
KAMPALA
Country:
UGANDA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a teacher and incharge of community outreach programmes in my school
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am just new to it but would like to acquire a workstation.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
camlus
Last Name:
otieno
City/Town:
Maralal
State/Province:
Rift Valley
Country:
Kenya
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I.m a public health professional working as a project officer for Health HIV/AIDS with an international NGO in rural northern Kenya.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
The toolbox seem interesting and stimulating (ideologically) but there is need to have a one stop download link for those who'd like to do so (when they find it useful).
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Shundra
Last Name:
Walker
City/Town:
Hattiesburg
State/Province:
MS
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a health educator that work closely with the community to develope, implement and evaluate health related programs.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I am new to this site, but I think it would be a valuable tool in my day to day work as a health educator.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Nand Kishore
Last Name:
Kumawat
City/Town:
Jaipur
State/Province:
Rajasthan
Country:
INDIA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I have a N.G.O. 'Nidaan Samajik Vikas Sanstha' in Jaipur and we work on health, education, environment, child, mother, aged problems.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
We are working on child labore and child prostitution and we want to open centres for them where they could get education, food, shelter, health, love and better life base.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Farah
Last Name:
Salim
City/Town:
Springfield
State/Province:
IL
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Zoilo
Last Name:
Torres
City/Town:
Brooklym
State/Province:
New York
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a life-long community, labor, and political organizer.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I use it to develop ideas, planning, as a refresher, and self edification.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Siba Sankar
Last Name:
Mohanty
City/Town:
Koraput
State/Province:
Orissa
Country:
India
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a development professional working as Secretary of a social voluntary organisation namely HELP (Health, Environment & Literacy of People). HELP basically working for the rural community in the issue of health, livelihood and governance activities.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
We are basically working in the CTB process like Gaon Kalyan Samiti (GKS), VDC (Village Development Committee), Woman SHG, CBO, Youth Club, Vana Samrakhyana Samiti (VSS) etc.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
henny
Last Name:
sunariyanto
City/Town:
malang
State/Province:
east java
Country:
indonesia
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
1.Background of The Organization Lembaga Pembina Anak Bangsa (LPAB) was registered at Department 0f Justice Indonesia Government by Notary Bambang Irawan. The establishment of the organization based on the idealism of honesty, love, care and friendship to the children less than 18 years old. The organization's commitment is to improve health, well-being and skills especially for the children from low-socioeconomic status. We define that health broadly included within the view of physical, economic, social, and psychologically health factors that affect individuals, families, and communities. 2.Objectives * To develop health quality to the children. * To develop skills and talents to the children *To encourage the children to grow-up, live, and work in a healthy environment *To discuss with the parents about the importance of health and education to the children 3.Vision We believe that children under 18 years old need to be protected from the practices that can restrain their development physically and emotionally. 4.Mission Organizing the activities that can increase the children's development, for example; vocational training for skills and health.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
To develop the skills and health of the target groups.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
MAKRY Group
Last Name:
Kenya
City/Town:
Nakuru
State/Province:
Rift Valley
Country:
Kenya
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
MAKRY is an acronym that stands for; Minimizing Acrimonies in Kenya by Reforming and Responding to the Youth. The group is a youth oriented organization that gives youth in and out of school a platform for expression, a forum for deliberation, a room for realization and a stage for actualizing dreams and ambitions based on a common bond of interest. The group majors in sensitization, advocacy, life skills and innovative mechanism as ways of engaging the youths to be part of the transformation and agents for positive change in their respective peers and community at large.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
I will be able to share what we are doing and learn more from other organizations on various malpractices and/or issues around the world. Information that I will get from here I will be able to use and share with other organizations.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
George
Last Name:
Payatikat
City/Town:
Indore
State/Province:
Madhya Pradesh
Country:
India
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
George Payatikat is a member of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD). He worked as a Missionary in the Jhabua District of Madhya Pradesh in the early years of his priestly ministry. He is the Founder-director of Janvikas in Indore."Janvikas" is an NGO based in Indore, in the state of Madhya Pradesh, in central India,started in the year 2001. Indore is a fast developing Industrial and commercial capital of M.P. With the growth of industrialization and urbanization people from rural areas are migrating to Indore in large numbers. Poverty is more severe and striking in city slums rather than in villages. Reading the signs of the times, Janvikas decided to work for he integral development of the underprivileged and marginalized people in Indore, who are deprived of their right to live as dignified and responsible citizens because of their ignorance, illiteracy and poverty.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
We work with the marginalized group of people in the slums in Indore. Any support we receive will be helpful for our work with the poor people of the slums here.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Gurumantra
Last Name:
Khalsa
City/Town:
Riverside
State/Province:
CA
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Resident of Riverside, CA, the City Of Our Dreams.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Just found out about you. A friend, Eva, shared you with me.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Wanda
Last Name:
Russell
City/Town:
Chesapeake
State/Province:
VA
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am a grant writer for Heart of Compassion Partnerships, In., a non-profit, located in Chesapeake, Virginia.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
We are using the site to assist us in grant writing, locating grants, applying for a grant and general information. As we become more familiar with the site, we would be better informed to make suggestions.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Christine
Last Name:
Semambo-Sempebwa
City/Town:
Kampala
State/Province:
Kampala District -Nakawa Division
Country:
Uganda
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am the Chief Executive Office of ka Tutandike Uganda. Ka Tutandike Uganda exists to make timely interventions and improve the quality of life of children and people with Disabilities in Uganda.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
To learn more about other innovative approaches out there. Make it more valuable by giving consolation prizes to entries that do not make it to the top ten. They could get mention in the newsletter and be advised on how to become winners! Very good work. Thank you.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Richard
Last Name:
Oler
City/Town:
Pittsburg
State/Province:
KS
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Retired CPA from public practice. Community volunteer and presently working with the CFSEK.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Interested in developing community leadership in Pittsburg.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
jennifer E
Last Name:
Brown
City/Town:
Amherst
State/Province:
MA
Country:
United States
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Hello, I am a University of Massachusetts Amherst Doctorate of Nursing Practice student. This semester we are focusing on program evaluation and beginning the process of a community intervention using the Minnesota Dept of Hlth intervention wheel.
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
Just beginning to look through your site, I am interested in "asthma friendly housing units". Great site and I can say this with confidence having done extensive reading. Thanks!
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Hope
Last Name:
Wharton
City/Town:
Arlington
State/Province:
Texas
Country:
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
Parent Resource Center
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
To collaborate with other organizations
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
Faiz
Last Name:
Naufal
City/Town:
Purwokerto
State/Province:
Jawa Tengah
Country:
Indonesia
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
I am actively writing in the field of health on http://www.metris-community.com/category/kesehatan/ and 1 interest too about self development http://www.metris-community.com/inspirational-quotes-about-life/
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
This community is very helpful to build a healthy society because these pages provide practical guidance in creating change and improvement.
Submitted:
1 October 2013
First Name:
April
Last Name:
Teichrow
City/Town:
Winnsboro
State/Province:
Texas
Country:
USA
Please tell us a little bit about yourself:
RN working on BSN and then will start MSN currently studying community nursing. Live in rural community in East Texas 64 years old, 43 years of experience as an RN
How have you used the Community Tool Box to support your work and make a difference?:
At this time would be research tool for my on-going education
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