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HAPPY NEW YEAR We are proud to begin another year side-by-side with the members of this community. The blessing and the curse of our line of work is that we see people most when they are at some of the lowest points in their lives - after a serious accident, at work, or on the road; perhaps even after a loved one has tragically died due to someone else’s negligence. All too often, when someone walks through the door into our offices, it is because they are suffering terribly, and exhausted from fighting on their own for far too long. We also get to see the extraordinary resilience our friends and neighbors show in the face of genuine hardship - and, sometimes, we get to fight by their sides. As this new year begins, we renew our commitment to fight for our clients, to support our community, and to honor the principles we all hold dear. In 2024, may we all find work that inspires us, and may we ever find the strength to do it well. Steelman Gaunt Crowley 573-341-8336 http://www.sgclawfirm.com/ #SGCLawFirm #SteelmanGauntCrowley #CommunityMatters #SupportingOurNeighbors #ResilienceInHardship #FightingTogether #InspiringWork #StrengthToSucceed #2024Goals #HappyNewYear #MissouriLawyers #personalinjurymo #caraccidentlawyermissouri #caraccidentattorney #workerscomplawyer #workerscompmo

As first responders we need to reflect on the good that we do in our communities, not to boost our egos but to help heal the trauma we endure over a career. It will better equip us to deal with the disquieting memories when they come. Good leaders have to be the example in this and show their people how to heal. Help your people to reflect on the differences they’ve made to bolster their self worth and overcome the times when tragedy can’t be avoided.

A letter from our President and Executive Officer regarding recent organizational challenges and the loss of a respected leader in our organization: In recent weeks, Minnesota Community Care (MCC) has experienced significant challenges, including property damage at our two largest sites and the sudden and devastating loss of our VP of Finance, Boakai Dorley. We recognize that these unforeseen events have shaken the organization and its leadership. However, we have also seen our organization’s capacity for resilience. Recognizing this admirable strength and resilience, we also want to hold space for concerns and questions that staff may have. We are also taking this time to grow as an organization and a team, improve our processes and provide proactive solutions to future needs. Our focus is two-fold: 1) to take care of the socio-emotional well-being of all staff by ensuring seamless access to our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and 2) to sustain essential business, including critical operations and core business lines. I encourage you all to ask for help, offer each other grace, prioritize self-care and their individual work/life balance and raise concerns or questions to HR and Leadership as we continue navigating these difficult events. Our hearts and minds continue to be with the family of Boakai Dorley. Please visit the link below for more information on how you can support his family during their time of mourning. https://gofund.me/6815ff70

HAPPY NEW YEAR We are proud to begin another year side-by-side with the members of this community. The blessing and the curse of our line of work is that we see people most when they are at some of the lowest points in their lives - after a serious accident, at work, or on the road; perhaps even after a loved one has tragically died due to someone else’s negligence. All too often, when someone walks through the door into our offices, it is because they are suffering terribly, and exhausted from fighting on their own for far too long. We also get to see the extraordinary resilience our friends and neighbors show in the face of genuine hardship - and, sometimes, we get to fight by their sides. As this new year begins, we renew our commitment to fight for our clients, to support our community, and to honor the principles we all hold dear. In 2024, may we all find work that inspires us, and may we ever find the strength to do it well. Steelman Gaunt Crowley 573-341-8336 http://www.sgclawfirm.com/ #SGCLawFirm #SteelmanGauntCrowley #CommunityMatters #SupportingOurNeighbors #ResilienceInHardship #FightingTogether #InspiringWork #StrengthToSucceed #2024Goals #HappyNewYear #MissouriLawyers #personalinjurymo #caraccidentlawyermissouri #caraccidentattorney #workerscomplawyer #workerscompmo

At VERY, we believe in - "My journey, MY timeline, and it’s perfect the way it is, unfolding in divine timing. I have no time to rush." If this is what you resonate with, come join us on the path to recovery- https://rb.gy/lixd6o or to learn more about us, visit https://very.health/ #virtualeatingrecovery #very #recoverycommunity #EatingDisorderRecovery #EDSupport #RecoveryInspiration #RecoveryWarriors #EDRecoveryJourney #EDSupport #EDRecoveryJourney

In this video, we unveil the heart of CBPS Collective and what we stand for. When we think about addressing violence within our communities, our minds often turn to law enforcement. But here's the truth: You can't have public safety without the public. To truly make a difference, we must work with those within the community. At its core, CBPS Collective is about investing in black and brown leadership in communities impacted by violence across the country. These leaders have long been under-resourced and deserve our support. Our dedicated team members discuss our mediation process and guide individuals in creating a culture of peace within neighborhoods. We actively seek out organizations in need and provide the funding they require. We're here to do the work, to help people save lives, and to empower leaders within the community. Public safety, to us, means fostering a presence of well-being to support victims and survivors. With the funding we provide, communities can hire new talent, build infrastructure, and scale their programs. Join us as we share stories and insights that showcase our commitment to building capacity and strengthening communities. https://lnkd.in/gfZejqKv #grants #publicsafety #publichealth #communityempowerment #violenceprevention #surviorseries #supprot #cvi #nonprofit #nonprofitorganization #community

Former president, Jimmy Carter, opens up about his own experience with #hospice over the past year. There are so many benefits to starting services with us earthier than you may think. Take a look at this article to learn more about his experience #hospicecare #endoflife #norwell https://lnkd.in/e2TiXxBH

𝑨𝒘𝒆𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒔 𝑹𝒆𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕: This week Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services kick started their newest program, Project GROW. We are thrilled to support this program with funding from Planet Aid's Capacity & Environmental (PACE) grant. The pilot program shows participants how to grow their own food. as a way to combat food insecurity, and improve mental wellbeing, What could be better than benefitting people and the planet?

“Stay Alert, Stay Alive! 🌟 No matter your age, life is full of unexpected twists and turns. The key to navigating this maze? Vigilance! 🕵️♂️ Let’s keep our eyes wide open and our senses sharp. Don’t miss out—click the link in the post below for essential tips that could be a game-changer in your safety playbook. Together, we can outsmart danger and keep our smiles bright! 😁 #SafetyFirst #AwarenessWins”

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