The United Way workplace campaign unites employees in all offices or departments of a workplace, and gives them an opportunity to donate, volunteer and speak out for causes that matter to them. You can see the results in your own backyard.
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United Way ensures that children and youth can start school ready to succeed, become proficient readers at a young age, stay on track in middle school, earn their high school diploma, and pursue a higher education.
Examples: Reduce child abuse and neglect. Increase youth participation in leadership development programs. Increase academic achievement. Increase access to parent education and promote the arts.
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United Way empowers people to establish stable financial foundations with proven methods such as job training, financial wellness classes, and more. The result is thriving communities where everyone has opportunities to succeed.
Examples: Increase family financial stability by assisting in meeting life’s basic needs with food, shelter, clothing, and financial literacy education services.
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United Way is building healthier, more resilient communities by promoting healthy eating and physical activity, expanding access to quality health care, and integrating health into early childhood development.
Examples: Promote independence of seniors and the disabled by supporting programs that address this target population's mental and physical well-being. Reduce drug and alcohol dependency. Increase access to mental health resources.
211 is a user-friendly resourceful tool that helps community members connect to local organizations in hope to receive the assistance and care they need when they most need it.
Closed-loop electronic referral system: a process that tracks, supports, and monitors referrals initiated on behalf of clients to successfully connect to needed services. SRN allows providers to track patient progress and receive feedback.