The CAN Community Council published a report with recommendations for addressing mental health and wellness which existed before the pandemic but was exacerbated by the pandemic through loneliness, isolation, and loss. These recommendations emerged from the dialogues that occurred during monthly Community Council meetings and food insecurity workgroup meetings from September 2021 – December 2021. Action from the recommendations from this report will continue through 2022.
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The CAN Community Council published a report with recommendations for addressing food insecurity which existed before the pandemic but was exacerbated by the pandemic and 2021 winter storm. These recommendations emerged from the dialogues that occurred during monthly Community Council meetings and food insecurity workgroup meetings from May – August 2021.
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The CAN Community Council published a report with recommendations for addressing evictions that will rise as the COVID-19 pandemic response eviction moratorias end. These recommendations emerged from the dialogues that occurred during monthly Community Council meetings and housing workgroup meetings from January – April 2021.
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The CAN Community Council spent the better part of 2017 hearing from individuals and organizations who provide support to low income families and/or children. In its report to the CAN Board of Directors, the Community Council documents the activities that were pursued by the CAN Community Council to gain a better understanding of the issues faced by families living in poverty, to summarize the information that was shared in his year-long exploration and to outline the observations/recommendations that were generated by Community Council members for each discussion topic.
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The CAN Community Council published a report outlining the person-centered framework that emerged from the dialogues that occurred during monthly Community Council meetings and at the “Building a Person-Centered Community Summit” in 2016.
For more information about the CAN Community Council’s Framework:
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