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ICN Membership Meeting        

January 19, 2012

Promising Practices in Bullying Prevention

9:00 am to 10:30 am

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Dan Olweus, creator of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Project states that the commonly accepted definition of bullying at school is as follows; “A person is bullied when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and overtime, to regular actions on the part of one or more persons, and he or she has difficulty defending himself/herself.” This informative panel will provide a brief overview of the pervasive problem of bullying of youth in school and the community and highlight prevention approaches that are making a difference. The panel will examine bullying and prevention from multiple perspectives including that of the bully, the victim, and the bystander.

 

Panelists:

  • David Keller Trevaskis, Pro Bono Coordinator for Legal Services, Pennsylvania Bar Association
  • Karl Fischer, School Resource Officer, East Norrition Middle School
  • Jim Haig, Project Director, NASD Safe Schools Healthy Students.

Highlight Presentation:

  • Pashawnda Briley, Community Mobilizer, CAST (Community Alliance for A Safer Tomorrow, Upper Merion Area

The CAST initiative is a coalition of individuals from all sectors of the community that are working toward the goal of decreasing and preventing drug use and violence among youth in the Upper Merion Area.

When:

  • Thursday, January 19, 2012
  • 9:00 am - Refreshments
  • 9:10 a.m.  Announcements and Introductions
  • 9:20 a.m.  Highlight: Pashawnda Briley, CAST
  • 9:30 a.m.   Main Presentation: Promising Practices in Bullying Prevention
  • 10:30 a.m.Adjournment                   

Where:

  • Community Room
    Montgomery County Human Services Center
    1430 DeKalb Street, Norristown, PA

Street parking available free for 2 hours and parking available in the Fornance Street parking garage for $5.00 (must have exact change).


“Joe” for Oil

Citizens Energy/CITGO

Oil Heat Program

2011-2012 Season

Joe for Oil

The Citizens Energy Oil Heat Program provides heating assistance to eligible households in each state where the program operates. Working together with local oil dealers and fuel assistance agencies, we seek to ease some of the burdens felt by low-income individuals and families when temperatures turn cold.

Families that need heating assistance may call CADCOMdirectly to apply. Citizens Energy will notify you via mail with Instructions. Do not schedule delivery, until you have the letter/voucher from Citizen’s Energy. Qualified families will receive a one-time delivery of 100 gallons of heating oil.

CADCOM is an approved Partner with Citizens Energy – we can immediate approved Download this Flyeryour application if you are eligible. If you contact us, do not contact Citizens – it will cause a delay in your application.

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Improving Quality of lifeOur Mission at the Interagency Council of Norristown, Inc. (ICN) is to be a consortium of organizations and individuals concerned with improving the quality of life and the delivery of human services within the Greater Central Montgomery County Area through collaborative work with health and human service organizations, businesses, schools and government agencies and citizens.  Collectively, we are committed to:

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  • Strong interlocked, efficient and effective network of human service systems
  • Improved opportunities for communities to achieve well-being
  • Strong organizational capacity of  member agencies

Contact Info

Interagency Council of Norristown
PO Box 697
Norristown, PA 19404

Phone: 610-270-2902
Fax: 610-630-5139
icn@ICNconnections.org

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1.) ICN Member Meetings offer excellent opportunities for networking with other organizations in the health and human service sector.

2.) ICN Member Meetings provide informative programs that provide tools to build skills and gain access to available resources in the community.

3.) ICN’s Professional Development Programs are designed to strengthen the organizational capacity of member organizations. They are low-cost and offer a variety of continuing education credits.

4.) ICN’s strong commitment to collaboration encourages community partners to work collectively towards identified community goals.

5.) ICN Connections Resource Guide continues to serve as a gateway for finding appropriate services for consumers in the central region.

6.) ICN’s leadership of CAB (Central Advisory Board) successfully brings county and government offices and non-profits together to develop and implement projects that improve opportunities for communities to achieve well-being.

7.) ICN acts as a conduit to disseminate information about organizations through email distribution. Distribution list is 500+.

8.) ICN Presents: Making Connections monthly TV show offers relevant topics that provide information and resources to community residents through the NASD local community access channel.

9.) ICN board members and staff promote member organizations at community and collaborative meetings.

10.) ICN’s celebratory luncheon in May!

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