Building capacity through community service in Southwest West Virginia
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Sat, August 1 2009 » Uncategorized » 1 Comment
After auditioning for the part, Step by Step VISTA Will Taylor was selected to sing the national anthem at Volunteer Day at Appalachian Power Park, home of Charleston’s minor league baseball team, the Power. In honor of National AmeriCorps Week, Volunteer West Virginia, the State’s Commission on National and Community Service, hosted Volunteer Day at [...]
Mon, June 22 2009 » Community Events, Uncategorized » Comments Off
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Fri, May 1 2009 » Uncategorized » Comments Off
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Fri, April 3 2009 » Uncategorized » Comments Off
The Lincoln County Youth & Prevention Coalition (LCYPC) is one of the 17 county-based coalitions operating in West Virginia, chosen to receive funding from the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant (SPF SIG), for implantation of prevention strategies. Goals and objectives of the Coalition for 2008-09 include: • To further the capacity of the Coalition [...]
Mon, January 26 2009 » Health and Wellness, Lincoln County Youth & Prevention Coalition, Uncategorized » Comments Off
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Sun, December 21 2008 » Uncategorized » Comments Off
![Step by Step WV posted a photo: Bonner Scholars from Earlam College in Indiana listened to a panel discussion of long-term West Virginia activists arranged by Step by Step's Executive Director Michael Tierney in April 2009. Afterward, the students interviewed the panelists on tape so that their [the activist's] stories can be adapted to digital stories.](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2676/3808418455_07d468b4db_t.jpg "Step by Step WV posted a photo: Bonner Scholars from Earlam College in Indiana listened to a panel discussion of long-term West Virginia activists arranged by Step by Step's Executive Director Michael Tierney in April 2009. Afterward, the students interviewed the panelists on tape so that their [the activist's] stories can be adapted to digital stories.")
