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Community
Development Initiative
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North Camden Greening Committee, part of the North Camden Neighborhood Plan for community revitalization, was formed to plan for clean, safe and green neighborhood parks. The North Camden Greening Committee consists of members from the community, the New Jersey Tree Foundation, Save Our Waterfront, Respond Inc., The Camden Town Civic Association, the Walt Whitman Center for the Arts, the Department of Landscape Architecture at Rutgers University/New Brunswick, and the Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers-Camden.
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Making the Most of Your Service on a Nonprofit Board
of Directors
The Walter
Rand Institute of Public Affairs, part of Rutgers University-Camden
Campus, was asked to develop curriculum, deliver conduct
training and facilitate workshops for non-profit board
members for the Volunteer
Center of Gloucester County. “Get
on Board” is a training program for board members
which reinforces skills necessary to effectively run
a Board. The program also offers workshops for area
non-profit organizations in Gloucester County and
assists participants in finding a position on a local
non-profit Board.
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The
JAE Camden Capacity Building Initiative is funded by
the United States Department of Health and Human Services. They
have contracted JAE Enterprises, Inc. to enhance the
capacity of the six organizations in the following program
areas: Leadership Development; Organizational Development;
Program Development; Revenue Development; and Community
Engagement. As the subcontractor for this grant,
The Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs
provides pre-assessment and post-assessment services
for 6 faith based and not-for-profit community organizations
and evaluate JAE’s success in this Capacity Building
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The
Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs
411 Cooper Street | Camden, NJ 08102 | (856)225-6566 |
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