Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) publishes Gerrie’s Gazette
• Flagstaff STEM City to host annual STEMMY Awards Ceremony on March 6 — Canceled
• Native Americans for Community Action publishes April newsletter
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest weekly newsletter
• one.n.ten publishes March Community Partner Update
• Prevent Child Abuse Arizona — When it feels like too much
• United Way of Northern Arizona — KinderCamp™ Enrollment Begins
Children received free books and played fun literacy games, while parents attended a number of youth reading workshops and received resources from a variety of organizations including summer camp registration information at a Literacy Fair presented on Feb. 22 by the United Way of Northern Arizona and Read On Flagstaff.
The event, held at Killip Elementary School in Flagstaff, was moderated by Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Archuleta, president and CEO of the United Way of Northern Arizona, with a guest appearance by Coconino County District 2 Supervisor Jeronimo Vasquez. It also included several story time programs featureing Coco the Comet, the mascot for Coconino Community College and a visit from the Tooth Fairy.
Organizations sharing information at the event included Arizona State University’s PBS, Bookmans Entertainment Exchange in Flagstaff, Culture Connection AZ, the Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth, Coconino County Superintendent of Schools, First Things First, the Flagstaff Unified School District, Northern Arizona University, North County HealthCare and the University of Arizona Cooperative Exchange.
Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Dept. of Economic Security provides link for information sessions for partner organization teams
• Coconino County Health and Human Services accepting applications for Health Start Program
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) publishes latest newsletter, Spring updates
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest weekly newsletter
• Prevent Child Abuse Arizona publishes February newsletter
• Tynkertopia announces March Classes
Action Requested
• Community Assistance Teams of Flagstaff (CATs) seeking service partners for its Spring Pop Up Care Village for the region’s unsheltered community
• Flagstaff STEM City — Make Your Nominations by Feb. 14 for the STEMMY Awards!
• The Literacy Center — Join Us for the “For the Love of Reading” early childhood Literacy Fair on Feb. 22
• Northern Arizona University announces applications open for NEH Summer Institute: Indigenous Histories of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
• Prevent Child Abuse Arizona issues Call for Workshops for the 2025 CAP Conference on July 29-30 (Registration opens April 14)
Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence announces tickets now available for Spring Training workshops in February
• Arizona Department of Health Services’ Power Me A2Z program provides information on free multivitamins featuring folic acid to people who could become pregnant in Arizona to help prevent birth defects
• Azhe’é Bidziil (Strong Fathers) program seeking participants for Northern Arizona program. Fathers eligible for up to $350 in gift cards
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff holding Book Drive HealthCorps MLK Day of Service
• District 1 Supervisor Patrice Horstman December 2024-January 2025 Newsletter
• District 5 Supervisor Lena Fowler announces volunteers needed for tax preparation
• First Things First announces virtual participation kid available for Arizona’s Early Childhood Day at the Capitol on Feb. 17
• First Things First announces details of scholarships Bonus Program
• First Things First announces opportunity to become a member of the Arizona Early Childhood Workforce Registry
• Healthy Families Arizona, serving Navajo and Hopi communities, seeking participants
• Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) publishes latest newsletter
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest newsletter
• United Way of Northern Arizona — Helping Kids and Teens Start the New Year Strong
Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence announces series of information on funding and sustainability for afterschool and summer learning programs
• Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) publishes November newsletter
• Center for the Future of Arizona publishes November newsletter
• City of Page announces upcoming events in December
• First Things First announces Native American Heritage Month panel sessions recordings available through Dec. 20
• Flagstaff Unified School District publishes latest November newsletter
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) publishes latest November newsletter
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) publishes latest December newsletter
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest weekly newsletter — NAU partners with Univision to launch new scholarship, Improving Arizona’s transit systems, meet a future PA
• Prevent Child Abuse Arizona — Hope Shared
• Prevent Child Abuse Arizona publishes November newsletter
Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence announces online collection of STEM Learning Journeys programs
• Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) publishes November newsletter
• Coconino County Health and Human Services Partnering with Family Bargain Center in Page to provide merchandise vouchers to help clients in need
• Education Forward Arizona publishes latest November newsletter
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) publishes latest November newsletter
• Hushabye Nursery publishes latest November newsletter
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest weekly newsletter — Meet a few outstanding grads, read up on new research and see how NAU is preparing tomorrow’s Indigenous journalists
• St. Mary’s Food Bank announces 2024 Holiday Food Distributions
• United Way of Northern Arizona’s Summit Society Profile — Lucinda Andreani
Latest news from our Partners
• Education Forward Arizona announces winners, honorees at its “An InspirED Evening” education event
• Flagstaff Family Food Center — Need Grocery Assistance?
• Flagstaff Unified School District publishes 2023-2024 annual report
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) announces new executive director, Online Auction Closes Soon
• Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) thanks community, partners for support this fall
• Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) publishes November-December newsletter
• Northern Arizona University publishes latest weekly newsletter
• Northland Family Help Center receives donation from Flagstaff Masonic Lodge
• United Way of Northern Arizona developing a Teen Center Solution in Holbrook
Latest news from our Partners
• Bilingual report — Brazelton Touchpoint Center announces free parenting virtual programs
• Charlie Health provides flexible patient referral scheduling options for our virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
• National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network Dissemination Library releases Prenatal Action for Taking Healthy Steps (PATHS) Toolkit
• NAU conducting survey on stress on Latina mothers
• Tuba City Regional Health Care Corp.announces flu vaccination schedule for schools
Latest news from our Partners
• Arizona Dept. of Economic Security urges partners to not let their client’s unused SUN Bucks benefits go to waste
• Brazelton Touchpoint Center announces Families in Recovery (Sept. 10) and other workshops
• Coconino County Health and Human Services offers variety of Social Services
• Husabye Nursery publishes August 2024 newsletter
• Northern Arizona University’s Anne Hamlin & Lauren Shollenberger to present ‘Supporting Equitable
• STEM’ workshop at Oct. 19 School’s Out Make It Count Out-of-School Time Conference
• United Way of Northern Arizona reports Pacesetters are ‘Leading the Way’ as part of Annual Campaign Launch on Sept. 13, 2024