Project InformationProject Phase (Pre-concept, Concept, Plan, Develop, Available, Archive)
Develop
Phase
ImpactsPlanScape Impacts : Level 1:
Business Process, OpenBeam, Pandemic, Technology Enablement
Level 2:
DMC Impacts:
Community Health Impacts:
CollaboratorsContact:
Brooke Carlson
; Email:
brooke@northskyhealth.com
; Phone:
TBD
Lead Organization:
Family Service Rochester, Diversity Council, IMAA
Known/Likely Collaborators:
Alliance for Strong Families and Communities
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Channel One Regional Food Bank
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Diversity Council
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Families First (Fomerly: Child Care Resource and Referral)
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IMAA
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Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium
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Rochester Human Resources Association
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United Way of Olmsted County
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Zumbro Valley Health Center
Potential Collaborators:
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New Direction 2021-02-25
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Key reports on: Non-profit Consortium Buildout
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Key reports on: Non-profit Consortium Buildout
General reports on: Non-profit Consortium Buildout
Rochester Area Non-profit Consortium Updates: Future Planning, Funding Opportunities, Shared Services/Resources
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Nonprofit Consortium-led accomplishments in the COVID-19 response.
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2020-04-10 Message from Brooke A. Carlson, MA, MPH Strategist, Rochester Nonprofit Consortium
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There will be two Town Halls with House Majority Leader Ryan Winkler and Senate HHS Chair and Deputy Majority Leader Michelle Benson on issues facing non-profits Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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(1) Grant Application Now Available for Nonprofits to Apply for Together Fund Grants
(2) Rochester Area Foundation and other community partners announced the creation of a fund called TOGETHER: Greater Rochester Area COVID-19 Community Support Fund. Hosted at Rochester Area Foundation, the TOGETHER Fund will award grants to local nonprofits that are experiencing unforeseen challenges due to the ongoing pandemic.
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Rochester Nonprofit Sector Emergency Response Guidance is a collection of resources and information to share with the community.
*** Channel One's staff is overextended and requests that clients and social service professionals do not call their offices. Instead, please visit Channel One's website for current information food distribution.
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Emergency funding sources for nonprofits: Community Recovery Fund (MCF), Otto Bremer Trust: Headwaters Foundation for Justice and MCN Updates
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Google drive created for info sharing.
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Presentations from Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium, Alliance for Strong Families and Communities: HOSTS: Brooke Carlson, Lenore Schell (Alliance) and Ted Uczen (FEI Workfroce Resilience)
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Announcing Rochester Area Nonprofit Consortium Forum November 13, 2018 and info on prior webinars to formally kick off this work. A number of members of the Greater Rochester Non-Profit Partners (GRNPP) are proposing a formal alliance framework.
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Nonprofits Forge Ahead With Cooperative Model
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Key Beam Reports on:
Business Process, OpenBeam, Pandemic, Technology Enablement
 From the beginning to now, it was a painful and revealing story to learn about the power, complexity and the potential of MS Office 365. Read more ...
2020-12-11 Report; 2020-11-02 October Report; 2020-09-30 September Report Read more ...
Data show that Minnesota had the highest self-response rate in the nation at 75.1%. Olmsted County had an even higher self-response rate of 78%. Read more ...
 November Newsletter, 5 Year Plan Update draft, webinars on land investments, DMC status and Covid impacts. Reminder to comment on 5 year plan update
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 Congratulation to the Village Community Garden & Learning Center being named a recipient of the 2020 PHS Commissioned Officers Foundation grant. Read more ...
(1) City Council approved ICI Resolution (2) City Council Study Session on ICI Index Read more ...
In the last month we have seen an influx of challenges and barriers affecting our API communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the challenges we are hearing from our communities is the closure of schools and the implementation of distance learning.
As of this current school year, Asian American students make up 6.9% of students enrolled in Minnesota. In the last month, we have heard that language access, technology challenges, and financial burdens have presented barriers not only for students to be successful in the classroom, but also for parents who wish to be involved in their children’s education. This has led our communities to face unique barriers to full and equal participation in learning and instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to this issue, the Council has created a community survey to identify ongoing barriers experienced by API families during distance learning. The purpose of this survey is to collect data collect to inform the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) on areas for improvement and best practices with API students during the distance learning period.
With this in mind, we ask for your participation in helping us to widely distribute this survey to community members to ensure that their voices are heard by MDE officials. The survey will be open for community response between Monday, April 27th – Friday, May 8th.
During this time of COVID-19, we understand that many organizations have limited capacity, and greatly appreciate any support you can provide in getting this survey out to families. Our simple ask to you is your help in sending out the survey to community members using email and social media. If you can make this small commitment, please confirm by responding to this email. Once we receive your confirmation we will follow-up with language templates and guidance to send out the surveys. Thank you all and we all wish your loved ones well.
Please if you have any questions you can contact me, or our Research Assistant Daniel Yang, at daniel.y.yang@state.mn.us.
Sincerely,
Anjuli Cameron
Anjuli Mishra Cameron, M.S. | Research Director
Council on Asian Pacific Minnesotans | 658 Cedar Street, Suite 160 | St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
(651) 757-1742 | (507) 649-1157 | anjuli.cameron@state.mn.us |mn.gov/capm
Looking for additional resources during the COVID-19 outbreak?
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March 2020 Olmsted County Health Assessment & Planning Process (HAPP) Meeting Recap Read more ...
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