Last Chance to Urge Governor Newsom to sign SB 436
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Last Chance to Urge Governor Newsom to Sign SB 436
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CFRA Members- a HUGE thank you goes out to YOU and your support in getting our bill through both legislative houses!
SB 436, the bill we introduced earlier this year which would define what a Family Resource Center (FRC) is in California law, has passed through the state Senate and Assembly houses with no opposition. Without your input, support, insight and guidance over the last year, we could not have done this. This momentous accomplishment shows our CFRA membership, as well as the entire family strengthening field, what we can do TOGETHER! We are so honored and humbled to have gone through this process with you, and we are so excited to see what we do next.
Before we get ahead of ourselves, we just need ONE MORE thing in order for our bill to become law- Governor Newsom’s signature! We are so thrilled to have a champion like Governor Newsom, who invested $2 billion this year in his budget to support children and families in California. We are asking you to help us show the support that the FRC and family strengthening field have for SB 436, and urge Governor Newsom to sign SB 436 into law.
You can find a copy of the letter that will be sent to Governor Newsom
here
.
To show your support is EASY! Email Jenn at CFRA at
jsantos@thecapcenter.org
and let us know that you’re interested in signing on no later than
COB, TODAY September 9
. In the email, include your organization’s logo, your name/title and organization’s name, and we’ll take it from there. Thanks again for all you do for children and families!
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Contact Congress Today: Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
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Contact senators today and ask them to fully fund the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA). Use the
attached alert
to contact Congress and share with your networks! The
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education is having a marking up of its
FY 2020 appropriations bill
at
11:30 a.m. tomorrow Tuesday, September 10
. Draft bill text is expected to be released tonight! Earlier this year, the House approved its version of the bill, which provides an
increase of $35 million, nearly double that of previous funding levels,
for Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention Grants (CBCAP, Title II of CAPTA).
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Applications due September 9, 2019
The Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) under the Federal Department of Education invites applicants to its grant program for States to implement leadership development programs that recruit, increase the capacity of, and retain State, regional, and local leaders to improve early childhood and educational outcomes for children with disabilities and their families. This program is open to state educational agencies and Part C lead agencies.
Applications due November 4, 2019
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize honors U.S. communities working together in new ways so that everyone can live their healthiest life possible. The prize recognizes work that has already been accomplished, and awards whole communities rather than just individual organizations and initiatives.
Applications due October 25, 2019
The Cal OES CT program aims to create a comprehensive coordinated community response that is victim-centered, enhances victim safety, provides confidential services to sexual assault victim, hold affenders accountable, and includes outreach activities.
Applications accepted on a rolling basis until December 31, 2019
The Walmart Community Grant Program will award grants of up to $5,000 to local nonprofit organizations located within the service areas of individual Walmart stores in the areas of hunger relief and healthy eating, health and human services, quality of life, education, community and economic development, diversity and inclusion, public safety, and environmental sustainability.
Applications accepted on a rolling basis
The Well Life Foundation accepts proposals for small community projects (up to $10,000) that benefit and improve the lives of women, with a particular focus on vulnerable women such as those recovering from domestic violence or are using non-shelter community services.
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CFRA's Monthly Policy Calls
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Every fourth Friday of the month, CFRA updates members to discuss state and federal legislation which impacts the family strengthening field. We have representatives throughout the state to give the varying perspectives of our diverse clients and regions. To participate in our next call, click
here.
Our next call is on Friday, September 27 at 9AM.
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Strategies 2.0 Learning Communities
Growing knowledge and networks for professionals working with families
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You're invited to join us for any of the FREE Learning Community convenings listed below. Who should attend?
- Professionals from social service, health, mental health, child care, child welfare, housing, veterans service, education, family resource centers, law enforcement, and other helping agencies
- Advocates, parents, & community members who want to learn and make a difference for children and families in their region
Learning Communities Convenings
Click
here
for more information about Strategies 2.0 and to register for the Learning Communities. Sign up for their
newsletter.
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Capital Area Learning Community
Southern CA Learning Community
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Sierra Learning Community
Valley Community
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