What is international outreach?

International outreach workers are a unique group of social service professionals who are committed to reaching specific marginalized populations or persons in need.

What are examples of outreach programs?

Helping the Hungry and/or Homeless

• Build a house with Habitat for Humanity.
• Donate your old clothes.
• Volunteer at a soup kitchen.
• Donate old eyeglasses to an organization that collects that and distributes them to people in need.
• Donate non-perishable food to a food bank.
• Donate blankets to a homeless shelter.

What does an outreach program do?

An outreach program aims to help, uplift, and support those who are deprived of certain services and rights. It involves giving learning, social planning, health support, and other projects for their welfare. As usual, a program must be organized to use resources and aid to fulfill a goal.

How can you contribute to the community outreach program?

How do you implement effective outreach?

1. Meet people where they are.
2. Be respectful.
3. Listen to your community.
4. Build trust and relationships.
5. Get the word out in a non-stigmatizing manner.
6. Offer service and information in a variety of locations (including home visits) and at non-traditional times, especially after work hours.

What is the purpose of the National Outreach Project?

The National Outreach Project is a national community service activity that gives our state delegations/members the opportunity to make a united impact concerning a need that the National Executive Council decides to address.

What are the outreach programs for the National Museum of Australia?

In 2007–08 the Museum continued to deliver a range of outreach programs to primary and secondary students around Australia. Work continued on the First Australians: Plenty Stories series, a primary school curriculum resource written by the Museum’s Senior Indigenous Education Officer Trish Albert.

How does the FCCLA National Outreach Program work?

Once you register, you will have full access to all Member resources for FREE! Each year Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) establishes a National Outreach Project with a partner organization to reach to the community and help work towards a cause.

Where was the first NIDA technology transfer conference held?

NIDA holds its first research technology transfer conference in Washington, DC: “National Conference on Drug Abuse Research and Practice: An Alliance for the 21st Century.” 1992 — NIDA joins the National Institutes of Health (NIH).