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TRACK 1- Wraparound Basics Sessions within this particular focus area are designed to cultivate a fundamental comprehension of the Wraparound Process and its profound influence on communities when executed diligently. These sessions aim to furnish wraparound practitioners with essential insights into the core values and principles of wraparound practices, emphasizing the significance of involving fathers, families, and communities from the outset.
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| Wraparound Collaboration and Coaching for Student College Completion Michael Daly, President, The Orange Duffel Bag Initiative Monica Pontoja, Executive Director, The nsoro Educational Foundation |
Orange Duffel Bag Initiative (ODBI) and The nsoro Educational Foundation (nsoro) share best practices of nonprofit collaboration, Coaching for College Completion, and Fostering Futures for the success of college students in foster care. Attendees will learn how coaching, curriculum, and collaboration can positively impact at-risk students' education outcomes. Team Orange and œnsoro Works has collaborated for the last four years with powerful outcomes for at-risk students. Each a successful nonprofit on its own, together they have created a community and culture for helping students in need achieve and succeed. Both Mr Daly and Ms Pantoja have years of experience working with vulnerable students and are passionate about helping youth and effectively collaborating on their behalf. Their past conference presentations have been well received with attendees seeking follow up thoughts and guidance from the presentation team. Both presenters are energetic and the workshop includes student videos, student and program data and outcomes, coaching tips, and collaborating and coaching program model suggestions as well informative interaction with attendees and a Q&A opportunity. |
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| Transforming Communities: The Success of Brevard County's Neighborhood Partnership Program Jessica Miles, Family Support Services Senior Manager, Brevard C.A.R.E.S. LaToya Dukes, Neighborhood Partnership Program Supervisor
Brevard County, FL encounters the challenges posed by its diverse communities with distinct requirements. In acknowledgment of the vital role of tailored and community-oriented approaches in aiding families in distress, Brevard C.A.R.E.S. has introduced the Neighborhood Partnership Program (NPP). This initiative, grounded in self and community referrals, focuses on establishing robust connections, empowering families through Wraparound principles, and nurturing a collaborative setting to cater to the distinctive needs of each family. By highlighting the achievements and positive influence of the Neighborhood Partnership Program, our aim is to motivate and educate other communities seeking efficient, community-led strategies to combat child abuse and neglect.
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| If you meet one Child, you meet one Child - Wrapping the Neurodiverse Youth and Family Kim Stokem, Wraparound Fidelity Coach/Trainer, Instructor for UC Davis, Contra Costa Countywide Wraparound Angelle Aldava, Youth with Lived Experiences
In this presentation, participants will grow their skills and knowledge on how to honor Wraparound 10 principles and develop Wraparound process and plans for each individual youth and family. Participants will develop the skills of honoring and valuing Neurodiverse youth and family members, being able to have their voice and choice heard in creative ways and how to follow the 4 Phase of Wraparound while honoring the 10 Principles for each unique child, while being culturally responsive and purposeful. Participant will hear for a youth with Neurodiversity, as well as a Facilitator, Coach and Trainer who also has Neurodiversity. |
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| PARTNERING FOR PEACE: Strategies for Ensuring Men Aid in Maternal Mental Health by Being Proper Pregnancy Partners Napoleon A. Bradford, Lead Counselor, The PLACE Health and Wholeness Center
This session explores the pivotal role men play in supporting maternal mental health during pregnancy. However, the involvement of male partners in this realm remains underemphasized. This presentation delves into strategies and interventions aimed at engaging men as active participants in supporting maternal mental health by fostering a supportive and understanding environment. Drawing upon psychological theories and empirical evidence, this session outlines practical steps and initiatives that encourage mothers to push past the obstacles that have blocked the opportunities for men to participate. Additionally, this presentation showcases successful Black initiatives that have effectively engaged men in supporting maternal mental health. This presentation aims to foster healthier family dynamics and positively impact maternal mental health outcomes by offering a comprehensive guide to equip men and women with the necessary skills and mindset to become supportive partners ultimately contributing to creating a harmonious necessary for the child during the perinatal period." |
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| Generational Synergy: Engaging, Connecting, and Inspiring in a Multigenerational Wraparound World" Misty Kerrigan, Oak Grover Center
Generational Synergy: Engaging, Connecting, and Inspiring in a Multigenerational Business World" is a dynamic and interactive workshop designed to explore the complexities and opportunities inherent in today's workplace and within the families we serve. Participants will delve into the unique characteristics, values, and communication styles of different generations, gaining valuable insights into how these factors shape workplace and family dynamics. Attendees will learn practical strategies for bridging generational gaps, fostering cross-generational understanding, and promoting inclusive leadership as well as teams. The course will also focus on enhancing communication skills, promoting knowledge sharing, and inspiring engagement and motivation across all age groups. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the tools and techniques needed to create a thriving multigenerational work culture that celebrates diversity, fosters collaboration, and drives organizational success. |
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