Center for Communication Programs (JHUCCP)

program development

united states

This is NOT the active page for the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs. To see CCP’s current and newest content, including jobs and training opportunities, our SBCC blogs and articles, and links to our existing and future health communication resources, please connect to this profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company-beta/792039/   Thank you! ------------- CCP was established in 1988 in recognition of the pivotal role communication plays in the way people think and behave about health and development issues. Since that time, CCP’s powerful programming, teaching and research has literally touched billions of people. Today, CCP has over 60 projects that reach people in more than 30 countries and yearly expenditures of over $100 million. Our major donors include the United States Agency for International Development, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, UNICEF, DFID, and more. Our core strengths include: - Social and behavior change communication: to influence social norms and individual health behaviors - Knowledge management: to put correct, concise and timely information into the hands of health providers - Capacity strengthening: of communication professionals at all levels, in all types of organizations - Research and evaluation: to build the evidence base for our work and our field CCP is based within the Department of Health, Behavior and Society at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Work Training Center, Inc.

program development

Chico, california, united states

Work Training Center, Inc. was founded in 1960 to provide job and life skills support for adults with developmental disabilities. While our mission remains the same, the jobs we provide have us grow, from training four clients in a small workshop environment, to a $12 million corporation training 400 actively engaged client employees, and supported by 250 staff employees. Our six commercial divisions, which operate throughout Butte County, provide wood and soft goods manufacturing, light assembly and mailing services, recycling, janitorial, and landscape services. We grow much of our landscape stock on-site and offer them for sale in our nursery. Additionally, we offer retail experience in our two retail gift stores. Our own buses travel over 2,000 miles per day transporting our clients to their work. Certified in clinical and occupational social work, our staff continue to provide life skills support to over 300 clients in the form of group recreation therapy, independent living programs, and daytime respite care. Work Training Center is actively seeking highly qualified people to work alongside us.

Boys & Girls Club of Manhattan

program development

Manhattan, kansas, united states

The Boys & Girls Club strengthens the community in providing a safe, positive, constructive place for youth. Serving ages 5K-18 years of age, the Club offers a wide variety of educational, recreational and social programs and gives youth the opportunities for personal growth and achievement. During the school year, the Club serves children and youth at 9 locations including: 5th Street, Lee Elementary, Theodore Roosevelt Elementary, Marlatt Elementary, Woodrow Wilson Elementary (a.m. only), Anthony & Eisenhower middle schools, and Central Elementary (Wamgeo). "The Club,"​ a teen-specific program, serves youth at Anthony & Eisenhower middle schools after school, and teens up to 18 years old on Friday nights until 10:00pm at the Fifth Street site. The Annual Membership fee is $30 ($20 for teens) and includes after-school We are always trying to connect with our Club Alumni. If you were a Club kid back in the day and want to get involved again, please let us know.