Salary: £ 34,739 – £ 40,859 per annum Hours: 36 hours per week Type of contract: Fixed-term contract / Secondment – ending March 31, 2023 Would you like to provide people with multiple and complex needs with support, advice and guidance to help them get training and find employment? InRead More →
Posted: November 16, 2021 / 12:06 PM EST / Update: November 16, 2021 / 12:13 PM EST For 140 years, patient-centered care has been at the heart of Oswego Health’s mission, and now the not-for-profit healthcare system needs your help. The organization Oswego’s health campaign is currently underway, raising fundsRead More →
Google has launched new tools and features for readers and journalists designed to help local news outlets, he announced today. The headline feature is a carousel that displays local news in response to search queries, launched worldwide in all languages starting today. Google initially spear the functionality to provide localRead More →
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LONDON, Ky. (WYMT) – Following the success of last year’s “Lights Around London” tour, officials have decided to bring the event back for another year. “We are coming back for 2021,” said Chris Robinson, executive director of London Tourism. “We will have between 50 and 60 participants throughout the communityRead More →
Permanent full time London Hammersmith & Fulham is one of the city’s most popular boroughs. At the heart of our ambition to be the best counsel, we have defined the “H&F Vision” on how we will get there. This position is a fantastic opportunity for a hardworking and focused individualRead More →
MADISON – Approximately 500 Wisconsin Army National Guard soldiers are showing up for active state service, as authorized by Governor Tony Evers, to help local partners maintain public safety in conjunction with hundreds of volunteer officers of law enforcement agencies. “We continue to be in close contact with our partnersRead More →
NEW ALBANY, Ohio, November 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Bob Evans Farms, Inc. (BEF) and LSS Faith Mission are proud to provide support to our local military veterans. The companies have teamed up to provide breakfast and dinner for several dozen veterans residing at Faith Mission on Veterans Day. Additionally, localRead More →
NEW ALBANY, Ohio, November 11, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Bob Evans Farms, Inc. (BEF) and LSS Faith Mission are proud to support our local military veterans. The companies have teamed up to provide breakfast and dinner to several dozen veterans residing at Faith Mission on Veterans Day. Bob EvansRead More →
The Local Journalism Sustainability Act (LJSA) was recently introduced to the House and has now been presented to the Senate – and will benefit everyone in this community! Unlike many problems in Washington, this legislation enjoys bipartisan support and aims to provide benefits to local communities across the United StatesRead More →
About Us: Apply your superb organizational skills to an ambitious library service transformation. At the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, we are committed to meeting the needs of absolutely everyone. Right now, we are revolutionizing our library service to make it the most inclusive in the UK. Our ambitiousRead More →
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As part of this year’s Celebration of Valor, the Jags team and the City of Jacksonville Department of Military and Veterans Affairs distributed grants to several local organizations that help our military and Veterans. K9s For Warriors, which provides service dogs to veterans, and Operation New Uniform,Read More →
Wycombe Wanderers Sports & Education Trust (WWSET), the charitable arm of the Wycombe Wanderers Football Club, is looking for two enthusiastic and innovative young people, aged 18 to 24, to fill the roles of Community Health & Wellbeing Activator and Education Support Officer ‘. The Community Health & Wellbeing ActivatorRead More →
item DETROIT (FOX 2) – Support Michigan businesses with your holiday shopping this year. The Buy Michigan Now Gift Guide aims to encourage buyers to spend their money on local businesses to help rejuvenate the state’s economy. Following: What is behind this year’s Christmas tree shortage? “Most of us can’tRead More →
As the holiday season begins, several charities and fundraising campaigns in the Conroe and Montgomery area are stepping up their efforts to help communities. (Courtesy of Adobe Stock) The Woodforest community launched The Giving Tree Initiative on November 1 to support several Montgomery County charities, according to a press release.Read More →
Photography: Shutterstock FLANDERS, NJ – ADD Systems, a software provider for the convenience store and power distribution industries, has promoted Steve Tymikiw to Customer Support Manager. Steve has been with ADD Systems for over 23 years and brings software knowledge, as well as extensive experience working directly with ADD customers.Read More →
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan – A new hair salon in Grand Rapids is celebrating its opening weekend. The Rise Salon specializes in the care and education of curly hair. It’s a dream come true for the owner who has been thinking about it since she was little. Tucked away at theRead More →
Live PC Give PC is an annual day of fun, games, and good times with a serious purpose – to support nonprofits who, in turn, care about the community in so many different ways. KPCW is one of the non-profit organizations that benefit from the philanthropy of the day andRead More →
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A new 3D printed Facebook brand logo Meta and the Facebook logo are placed on the laptop keyboard in this illustration taken November 2, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration Join now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register Nov 4 (Reuters) – Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc (FB.O) said on ThursdayRead More →
Cathie Sheetz was a healthy 37-year-old just months ago, said her husband Ducky Sheetz, who is well known in the Dewey and Rehoboth restaurant industry. In July, she was in pain and went to Beebe Healthcare, where they found she had induced hepatitis, Ducky said. She was sent home aboutRead More →
Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms Inc said on Thursday it would invest in New Zealand to promote emerging news publishers and boost their digital capabilities, a month after the social media giant landed in the water hot with Australian media over content licensing. The company, which has not disclosed theRead More →
Arise and shine, Montgomery! Here’s everything you need to know to get a good start on Thursday. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: A shower in the morning; cloudy. High: 58 Low: 48. Here are the best stories today in Montgomery: 1. Henry Ruggs III, native ofRead More →
November 4 (Reuters) – The parent company of Facebook Meta Platforms Inc FB.O on Thursday announced it would invest in New Zealand to promote emerging news publishers and boost their digital capabilities, a month after the social media giant landed in hot water with Australian media over the licensing ofRead More →
REGIONAL – A new community foundation has been launched with a vision to improve the quality of life in the Tri-Valley and the greater East Bay area. The Trois Vallées Community Foundation (3VCF) aims to expand philanthropic support by benefiting local non-profit organizations, as well as donors by putting themRead More →
Time is running out to get into your ballot; the polls close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 2, and your ballot must be returned to the Morgan County Clerk and Recorder Office by then to be counted. For voters in the Wiggins area still weighing their choices, 2D seemsRead More →
Treat yourself to a BLIZZARD on Thursday will help local children in need. Thursday is Miracle treat day, where $ 1 or more of BLIZZARD sales at local Dairy Queens supports Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) hospitals. The funding helps local children with urgent, high-quality care to Gundersen Health System. BethRead More →
The Reverend Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow of the Ordinary People Society speaks to reporters at a press conference outside the Dothan Police Department regarding the recent wave of gun violence in the community. JAY HARE, DOTHAN EAGLE A Dothan community action organization wants community members to be 100% supportive of lawRead More →
Dr. Jeff Horak has served the community of Fergus Falls for 15 years FERGUS FALLS, Minn. (KVRR) – “He obviously had and still has the community backing him,” said one speaker. Dozens of people showed up here at NP Park in Fergus Falls today to support Dr. Jeffrey Horak. HorakRead More →
DENVER (KDVR) – The next few months could be tough for many restaurants in the area as they continue to rebound from pandemic losses while facing staff and supply shortages. Fortunately, you can still support your favorite restaurant while saving money. According to industry insiders, one of the best waysRead More →
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In 2020, Keith Johns started making sidewalk signs for black-owned businesses like Rose City Vapors and Oasis Auto Lounge. “People were trying to support black businesses,” says Johns WW. “There’s nothing better than a sign on your face at that moment.” Using a logo dreamed up by his niece –Read More →
Northern Ireland’s retail, hospitality and service sectors need your support to help them recover from the impact of the pandemic. That’s why anyone who hasn’t applied for their Spend Local card should do so now. Economy Minister Gordon Lyons with Alistair Robinson, owner of Cycleology bicycle store. This was theRead More →
PLATTSBURGH — Artists across the region are forming a coalition to advocate for and with their creative colleagues. The new Plattsburgh Arts Coalition is chaired by Megan Charland and Katherine Teaney, two local businesswomen who opened storefronts in downtown Plattsburgh last year. The couple have since said they have noticedRead More →
The American Dental Association (ADA) will be hosting two philanthropic events under the umbrella of its Give Kids a Smile® program at its national meeting October 11-13 to help underprivileged children locally and nationally. Locally, attendees at the October 12 Pack & Give Back event will fill backpacks for underservedRead More →
A 21-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to the murder of a police community support worker who was killed while walking his dog. Julia James, 53, was found dead of head injuries in Akholt Wood, near her home in Snowdown, Kent, in April with her dog Jack Russell Toby byRead More →
BAY COUNTY Fla. (WMBB) – FSU Panama City has a new way of welcoming more students. FSU Panama City received funding from the Federal Talent Search Grant to sponsor various projects and programs for low-income and first-generation students in the region. The total they received is $ 1.3 million. TheRead More →
“We want to show people that we’re not just here to do police homework,” Bowman said. “We have a track history of years and years since I’ve been here to be involved in the community… it’s always fun. It feels good to help people. All money raised from sales willRead More →
JACKSON COUNTY, MO (KCTV) – A local meat market is using one of Kansas City’s biggest claims to raise money for a good cause. Randy Ross, the manager of Fareway Meat Market, was serving baby back ribs like hot cakes today to crowds of hungry customers. “Oh my God, aRead More →
Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce the start of the 2021 Commonwealth of Virginia (CVC) Campaign. I am honored to serve this year as the Honorary President of CVC for Virginia Tech. As the Dean of Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, I see with my own eyes howRead More →
WICHITA FALLS (KFDX / KJTL) – As we approach October, Chartwells K12 and the Wichita Falls Independent School District are supporting local farmers during Farm to School Month. WFISD and Chartwells K12 Executive Chef Carrie Richardson talk about Farm to School and why it’s so important. “The farm to schoolRead More →
ROSCOE VILLAGE – People can support local schools next week by shopping in Roscoe Village. Over a dozen Roscoe Village businesses participate in the 13th annual Shop for Schools event, where stores pledge 20% of their sales to local schools. The two-day shopping event will run from 10 a.m. toRead More →
JOB TITLE Academy Education Support Officer RESPONSIBLE FOR Responsible for the education and care of the Academy’s players ABOUT THE RLE The Academy Education Support Officer is responsible for supporting and coordinating the player training plan on full-time, hybrid and part-time training models to ensure a first-class playing experience. MAINRead More →
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MCDOWELL, Ky. (WYMT) – For Denise Blevins, Tuesday night started with a welcome surprise. “She thinks she’s going out to eat tonight with her kids and her stepdaughter, but she’s not,” Blevins friend Kristy Moore said. “She’s coming here.” Friends and family gathered with a parade through the McDowell communityRead More →
Job : September 9, 2021 / 1:07 p.m. EDT / Update: September 9, 2021 / 1:07 p.m. EDT A mother/daughter team has made it easier than ever to support local charities via SOAP (sharing on all porches). During the month of September, SOAP is collecting material for a Child’s HavenRead More →
An Andover official has resigned after being the victim of racist comments and threats against his family in recent months, he said in his resignation letter. Sobhan “Soap” Namvar, the former community support coordinator for the police department, resigned his post on August 5. In his resignation letter to DirectorRead More →
ANDOVER – An Andover official has resigned after being the victim of racist comments and threats against his family in recent months, he said in his resignation letter. Sobhan “Soap” Namvar, the former community support coordinator for the police department, resigned his post on August 5. In his resignation letterRead More →
Addressing the challenges of housing in Napa is expensive. Whether it’s funding homeless shelter services, domestic violence shelter counseling, rental housing rehabilitation, or anything else related to housing instability, the City of Napa is paying hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in several categories of support services. And, withRead More →
EBENSBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — Local police can receive up to $60,000 in grants to help fight crime, according to a press release from state Rep. Frank Burns. “As leader of the Blue Lives Matter Caucus in Harrisburg, I’m always looking for ways to support our local law enforcement – whetherRead More →
DENVER (KDVR) — A rally held Saturday at the Colorado Capitol is one of dozens around the world calling for more help for Afghans trying to flee the country. “I am Afghan, my family is from Afghanistan, they came as refugees and so this is a time when we needRead More →
HARTFORD, SD (KELO) — When tragedy strikes a small town, the community comes together. That’s what happened today in Hartford, South Dakota, as people gathered to raise money for a grief-stricken local family. On July 31, the Hoefert family of Hartford was involved in a fatal accident in Montana. TheRead More →
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CHEYENNE, Wyoming (Wyoming News Now) – Kenny Watt is 9 years old and new to 4H. however, that didn’t stop him from making a big impact at the Laramie County Fair. Community members came together to raise $40,000 for Kenny’s auction pig, Pumba. “When I first heard the amount ofRead More →
Golfers across Southern California are invited to enjoy a day of championship golf and prizes – including a chance to win a travel trailer, RV or 5th wheel worth up to $40 $000 – while supporting local youth at the 25th Annual Morongo Charity Golf Tournament. Golfer and sponsor registrationRead More →
The children of the nursery were visited by a CPSO and received a practical workshop with equipment, uniform and vehicles. This morning (Tuesday) Puddleducks Preschool and Nursery on Welham Street, Grantham, hosted their local PCSO, Shannon Rogers. Usually, the PCSO Rogers would visit Puddleducks throughout the year, helping out withRead More →
MINOT AIR BASE, ND – The Airmen and Family Readiness Center has a new Family Support Coordinator for the Outstanding Family Member Program (EFMP): Jenny Hartman! For 11 years, Hartman worked with the Navy’s EFMP in San Diego, Calif., Before joining Minot Air Force Base in May 2021. As aRead More →
ROXBORO, NC (WNCN) – The Roxboro Police Department is mobilizing to help the 6-year-old son of one of their officers who has recently been diagnosed with cancer. At the end of June, Roxboro police announced that Mason, the son of Agent B. Knaub, had been diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma. MasonRead More →
A police community support officer had a sexual relationship with a member of the public over a two-year period. The PCSO, who worked for Cheshire Police, retired from the force during an internal investigation into the matter. He was officially fired during a disciplinary hearing last month. Cheshire Police haveRead More →
Fisherman’s Town encourages residents and visitors to show their support for local businesses this month. Shop Fishermen short of July 16 for 23 and characteristics approximately 60 companies offer offers. Participating businesses range from restaurants to family amusement parks to farmer’s market vendors. “As our community continues to lead theRead More →
The local nonprofit NWA Adopt-a-Cop was founded in 2020 after Fayetteville Police Officer Stephen Carr was killed in the line of duty. Their mission is to support local law enforcement during their greatest hour of need, such as right now for Pea Ridge. Pea Ridge officer Kevin Apple was runRead More →
BANGOR – New England broadband consultancy Mission Broadband announced the recent hiring of Lee Willette as project manager and operational support. Willette brings over 40 years of experience in the telecommunications industry to the growing Mission team. To date, he has spent most of his career building communications infrastructure inRead More →
Speaker of the House Jason Wentworth and other members of the House Republican caucus who have worked in law enforcement today announced a plan to support law enforcement, strengthen the criminal justice system and expand community policing statewide. The lawmakers were joined by county sheriffs, local police officers and representativesRead More →
WEST Mercia Police are looking for people to become Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) in Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire. PCSOs deal with minor offenses and support front-line policing, working within neighborhood policing teams. They help solve local problems by going out into the community, connecting with local people, offering adviceRead More →
A senior police officer said residents in the area where a community support worker was found dead should be “careful,” but refrained from advising women not to go out at night because police have said she died of serious head injuries. . Julia James was last seen walking her dogRead More →
Inspired by the Humans of New York photoblog, we feature some of the incredible stories and experiences of people within our organization – both sworn and non-police personnel – in our new series, Police people Giselle – Station Support Officer (SSO), Wellington Central I’m 23 and graduated from Victoria University.Read More →
new video loaded: The coordinator of medical support testifies in the Chauvin trial transcription Back transcription The coordinator of medical support testifies in the Chauvin trial Officer Nicole Mackenzie, who trains Minneapolis police officers in providing medical care, said during Derek Chauvin’s trial that bystanders may make it easier forRead More →
Alina Mebane worked for the Forsyth County Detention Center for 15 years. She is well known for her generous spirit and outgoing personality. She says life was good until she felt her whole world was turned upside down in December when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of leukemia.Read More →
The sound of sirens and horns filled the streets at 11:30 a.m. on January 24, as the town of Winfield was filled with love and support for Agent Chris Delp. Delp recently suffered from a stroke, leaving him mostly paralyzed on his left side. While currently an officer for theRead More →
Although working from home is nothing new, the pandemic has forced attitudes towards this way of working to change dramatically. Industries and organizations that once believed the WFH was not right for their teams have been forced to implement procedures and practices to allow employees to work from the comfortRead More →
ELLSWORTH – Healthy Acadia, in partnership with the City of Ellsworth, hired a coordinator to connect local businesses with support resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sonya Connelly is the Business Outreach Coordinator in Ellsworth this fall as part of the publicly funded Keep ME Healthy initiative. Working with city staff,Read More →
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Brett Byler is in the fight of his life. According to the family’s gofundme page, on February 16, 2020, Byler was discovered to have a 5.5cm brain tumor that had grown and crossed the midline of his brain. The Escondido police officer, a former marine andRead More →