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Community partnerships, Senior Corps
Tapping Senior Power: Community Partnerships That Work
Assessing community needs before planning a service project
Forging strong partnerships between the philanthropic and faith-based communities
Working with local emergency management organizations to coordinate disaster-related activities
Contacting potential partners
Assessing your organization’s potential for partnerships
Brokering collaborations to include seniors in service-learning
Building successful partnerships with faith-based organizations
Working with faith-based organizations: challenges and benefits
Partnering with county extension agents to train mentors
Connecting incarcerated parents and their children through inmates' recorded readings of books
Using pedometers to help senior volunteers increase activity levels
Utilizing Foster Grandparents to increase literacy during summer break
Holding a volunteer fair to recruit new RSVP volunteers
Recruiting mentors in tribal/rural communities: ten tips
Donating used textbooks
Assessing risk factors for children and families of prisoners
Reducing delinquency through service
Creating a database for follow-up on networking opportunities
Establishing statewide Citizen Corps programs
Recognizing and reporting terrorist activity
Serving children with special needs at an army base
Collaborating to recruit and train RSVP volunteers for homeland security needs
Accessing an online senior health and resource eligibility system
Using RSVP volunteers in disaster drills
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