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GET PLUGGED IN Student Involvement We help our students get involved in the community by providing ways to volunteer their time for others Middle school students create signs for the elementary schools High school students can work with GET PLUGGED IN We provide community service hours ID: 495220

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Community Now

GET PLUGGED IN!Slide2

Student Involvement

We help our students get involved in the community by providing ways to volunteer their time for others.

Middle school students create signs for the elementary schools. High school students can work with GET PLUGGED IN! We provide community service hours for our youth.Slide3

Getting Plugged in with MVSRTS

Volunteers are background checked and trained to provide a safe walking/biking environment. The City of Moreno Valley provides crossing guard training.

Volunteers are assigned positions as bus leaders, safe route volunteers, parking lot patrols, site leaders and event coordinators.Monthly each school site celebrates walking/biking in an educational assembly geared to have fun and educate our children on pedestrian/biking and personal safety.

Services Monthly Student Education

Walking school bus Safety awareness

Parent paths Physical fitness

Volunteer crossing guards Mental fitness

Drop-off sites Nutrition

Parking lot patrol

Bicycle trainSlide4

Community Empowerment and Benefits

Classes:

ExcelWord

Volunteer opportunitiesCareer Preparation and Experience

Calculate Hours and Timesheets

Positive References

Volunteering shows a Willingness to Work and that you are a Self Starter

Empowerment Series:

Self Empowerment

Goal Setting

Resume Writing

Transforming your mind

Resources:

Information on Diet and Exercise

Information on Resources Available

Information on Dealing with Mental Health Issues

Personal Empowerment

Community Now understands the need for economic growth in our cities. We address

the personal and community barriers that prevent individuals from obtaining and holding jobs. GET PLUGGED IN will also encourage our community participants by introducing a self-empowerment series designed to inspire individuals to attain personal growth.  Slide5

Our impact

Our students learn the rules of the road and personal safety skills which they use daily as they navigate our neighborhoods.

Community Now volunteers are excited about life and learn career skills, safety training, empowerment seminars and a sense of belonging to an organization that cares about them and their families. We promote and will hire many of our paid positions from our volunteer force. Enhancing the economic lives of those who care about our community and strive for a better life.

Our MVSRTS participating schools had

no (

zero

) school site incidents or

pedestrian accidents since we started in 2011.

Community Now/MVSRTS has partnered with the Public Works department to provide new stop signs, add stop lights, sidewalks, crosswalks, and more at our local schools.Slide6

How We Have Expanded

The Safe Routes to School Program was established in Moreno Valley on June 3, 2011.

2011-2012 MVSRTS

completed the year with 4 Schools participating, 4 walking school buses, 12 volunteers and 41 students. 2012-2013 MVSRTS 11 schools participating, 6 walking school buses, over 150 volunteers and over 1,000 students.

2013-2014

Opened a Not-For Profit Organization called

Community Now.

partnered

with

organizations working in our community who share our passion for healthy living, safe environments and personal growth. This new expansion of our program is called “GET PLUGGED IN”.

Our

Long-term goal is to install our

program

across the nation; reaching out to a larger number of people who would otherwise find it difficult to find services such as ours.Slide7

Get Plugged In

Community Now has enhanced its program to include

FREE Tutoring and Mentoring

Tutoring Common Core Curriculum

The

Mission of this program is to empower student achievement one student at a time to ensure

that no

child would ever be left behind.

The tutorial

program is targeted at youth, kindergarten - 12th

grade. Tutoring will be held after school.

Mentoring

Sigma Beta Xi Inc.

Provides male students with the support and guidance necessary to achieve academic success, business etiquette, leadership skills, and service to their community. To

ensure that young men do not continue a cycle of poverty and hunger, the district and organization partnership created Academies for Young Men on middle school and high school campuses to provide male students with four (4) core pillars of mentoring, school readiness, community service, and leadership development

We are seeking a mentoring program for females and hope to find a partner soon.Slide8

Program Funding Opportunities

Community Now partnered with the City of

Moreno Valley and were awarded a grant that provides funds for safety education, temporary employment for some of our community members and will provide sidewalks at two local

schools:

Badger

Springs and Chaparral Hills

.

There are many funding opportunities through partnerships and

collaborative grants from

private and governmental agencies

.

We welcome community partners and look forward to working together as we provide needed social services to our communities, families and friends. Slide9

Community Partners

Sigma Beta Xi Inc.MV Unified School District

City of Moreno ValleyRiverside Medical Clinic M.V. Public WorksWells Fargo

Think TogetherM.V. PTA CouncilMolina HealthcareRTABob’s Big BoyChina One

UCR

Safe House/Safe Zones

Riverside

County Regional Medical

Center

Bryan’s Dog Grooming

RCDC

Alessandro

Clinica Medica Familiar

Higher Ground Program

All-In-One Financial

Services

Congressman Takano

Assemblyman MedinaVisterra Credit UnionIntegrated Care CommunitiesCounty of Riverside Public HealthCalTransThe Optimists ClubOffice DepotRepicci’s Italian IceVal Verde School DistrictExcel Charter SchoolTaffeco Real EstateOlive Garden

National Safe Routes to School Passion Cakes and More!StarbucksCapturing HeartsAlesandro Dental ClinicSlide10

Community Now Staff

Shor Denny – Chief Executive OfficerChekota Russell – Chief Operating OfficerErika Elkins – Office Administrator

Elizabeth Chavez - Chief of Staff Please like us @

Moreno Valley Safe Routes to School Program on Face book to get more information. Or call (951) 333-9965 or email communitynow@outlook.com