…during the holidays, why not set a good example for the little ones (or even the stubborn adults)? Lead by example: share your plans to volunteer and explain why you…
…community, and help individuals and families experiencing a crisis, please keep reading! Working for CommUnity Crisis Services & Food Bank can be summed up in one word: support. CommUnity team…
…my experiences, my trauma, and my relationships influence me in my work. Although challenging, I can also tap into those experiences to demonstrate empathy and compassion, especially in the face…
…and Food Bank are passionate about treating individuals in crisis as valuable human beings. From this passion comes the ability to excel at providing practical help. CommUnity’s work is fueled…
…be enough?” says Coralville Police Chief Kron of the addition of a Mental Health/Law Enforcement Liaison in their department. CommUnity’s Communications Manager recently had the opportunity to sit down with…
By Grace Basler, Communications Intern In the summer of 2015, Sean was introduced to CommUnity through a friend who was a Crisis Intervention volunteer. He thought that volunteering in Crisis…
…program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html,…
…love to try new recipes whether it’s sweet treats, comfort foods, or something out of my comfort zone. I always feel renewed when I make something delicious that I can…
…trained in LivingWorks ASIST, which is Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training. This is a two-day workshop that CommUnity hosts for free once a month. You can find sign up details…
…cities around the world (Orlando and Paris, for example) or the bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon, or active combat. Be tolerant of your nervous system: It’s having a normal…
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