On Thursday, January 25th, members from Concilio’s Advertising and marketing Group and the Prevention Group from Group Umbrella Company Three, Supported by Concilio, got here collectively to debate the right way to additional serve the neighborhood in a joint effort.
An space of collaboration is to come back collectively when attending Outreach Occasions inside the neighborhood. As our purpose is to tell as many neighborhood members as potential concerning the providers we now have to supply, it is necessary that our two groups work collectively. Â
It was additional decided that there is no such thing as a higher approach to make the neighborhood conscious of the work and providers supplied than advocating for the providers collectively. The thought is that when neighborhood members see Concilio and CUA3 Supported by Concilio, they’ll know what providers we offer. Â
The groups continued discussions on the right way to unify the 2 manufacturers when promoting providers and applications. This can enable neighborhood members to acknowledge that Concilio and CUA3 Supported by Concilio as one model and company enabling them to obtain the best variety of providers potential.Â
The collaboration of Concilio and CUA3 Supported by Concilio is crucial because the neighborhood will develop a greater understanding of the providers which can be supplied. As our applications intend to enhance the lives of these we serve, coming collectively at outreach occasions will additional this intention. Moreover, equivalent branding will enable the neighborhood the power to really perceive who we’re and the providers that we offer. Â
Concilio is a 501(C)(3) group in North Philadelphia. Since 1962, Concilio has been serving the neighborhood by way of case administration, community-based providers, and household social providers. As well as, Concilio’s Cultural Occasions Sequence celebrates this Hispanic tradition and heritage.Â
Group Umbrella Company Three Supported by Concilio (CUA3) is a part of a citywide initiative often known as Bettering Outcomes for Kids, led by the Philadelphia Division of Human Providers. IOC focuses on permanency, well-being, and the security of kids and households.