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Cocalico Community Partnership

Phone #: 717-336-1417

Mailing Address: 800 South 4th Street, PO Box 800, Denver, PA 17517

 

CCP Members

Steven C. Bade, M.D.
Raymond Burns
Mary Rinehart
Nancy Hamill, District Justice
John Lorah
Rev. Craig Snow
Audrey Stoner
David Davies
Melody Teel
Lisa Marstellar
Wendy Sanderful
Lisa Lowrie

Joe Vulopas

Paula Fleming
Mimi Zimmerman

 

Our Mission

The mission of the Cocalico Community Partnership is to improve the health, stability and emotional well-being of persons in the Cocalico area by helping them successfully face difficult life situations.

Started in 1992 by a group of concerned, caring citizens, the Cocalico Community Partnership was formed with a belief that there is strength in "community" and that people must work together to achieve community success. We are a non-profit organization reaching out to provide assistance and/or intervention for persons at risk in our community.

The Cocalico Community Partnership is supported by our community. Contributions to further our efforts come from business and industry, churches, civic organizations and individuals with a desire to help others.

 

What are the goals of the Cocalico Community Partnership?

Intervention and Referral - from the needs shown in the assessment, the team works to bring together individuals and families facing those difficult life situations with helping persons, agencies and organizations who are able to give understanding, counsel, and support.

Education and Prevention - providing information to the community that can help individuals and families improve their ability to successfully face difficult life situations. Examples include organizing parent education programs, community health fairs and providing general wellness education.

Support - provide on-going follow-up for individuals and families. Examples, include providing support groups for parents, children and individuals facing difficult life situations and sponsoring community mentoring programs for children, young parents, individuals and older persons.

 

Meeting Dates:
August 20, 2010
September 24, 2010
October 15, 2010
November 19, 2010
December 2010 - no meeting

January 14, 2011
February 11, 2011

March 11, 2011
April 8, 2011
May 20, 2011
June 2011 - TBA

 

Cocalico Community Partnership Promotes 40 Developmental Assets

External Assets: Support Family support
    Positive family communication
    Other adult relationships
    Caring neighborhood
    Caring school climate
    Parent involvement in schooling
  Empowerment Community values youth
    Youth as resources
    Service to others
    Safety
  Boundaries & Expectations Family boundaries
    School boundaries
    Neighborhood boundaries
    Adult role models
    Positive peer influence
    High expectations
  Constructive Use of Time Creative activities
    Youth programs
    Religious community
    Time at home
Internal Assets Commitment to Learning Achievement and motivation
    School engagement
    Homework
    Bonding to school
    Reading for pleasure
  Positive Values Caring
    Equality and social justice
    Integrity
    Honesty
    Responsibility
    Restraint
  Social Competencies Planning and decision making
    Interpersonal competence
    Cultural competence
    Resistance skills
    Peaceful conflict resolution
    Personal power
    Self-esteem
    Sense of purpose
    Positive view of personal future


 

 

 

 

 
   
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