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We are currently recruiting for up to seven community members to join our partner team in the formation of a new governance board to guide the work of A Supportive Community For All.
This is a wonderful opportunity for individuals who are passionate about our goal to make human services more accessible in the Snoqualmie Valley by strengthening community connections. We seek to develop a board that reflects diverse backgrounds, experiences, expertise, skill sets and viewpoints. We actively seek candidates for the governance board who bring diversity of age, gender, nationality, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender identity.
Learn more about the role and expectations here: Governance Board Member_Position Announcement
If you would like to be considered for this role, please send an email by August 9th to our new Program Director, Jody Miesel, at jody@nullasupportivecommunityforall.org to express your interest.
our purpose
A Supportive Community For All strengthens community connections to make human services more accessible in the Snoqualmie Valley.
our values
INCLUSION - We value different perspectives and believe diversity will improve our outcomes.
COLLABORATION - We believe collaboration is necessary to tackle complex issues.
TRANSFORMATION - We seek to reshape how human service organizations work together in the valley.
CONNECTION - We aim to build strong community connections and make them resilient.
our work
A Supportive Community For All (SCFA) is a collaborative project that strengthens community connections to make human services more accessible in the Snoqualmie Valley. This project is led by a Partner Team comprised of representatives from Hopelink, Encompass, Mt Si Senior Center, Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, and the Snoqualmie Valley Community Network.
In 2018-2019, a diverse group of community members, selected by the Partner Team, served on a work group that used an adaptive leadership model to guide process and goal setting for collaboration. Following completion and review of a comprehensive needs assessment, the collective decision was made to design and launch multiple interventions intended to weave a tighter safety net for community members in need of support. This program will continue to be funded by King County Communities of Opportunity through December 2021.
Key components of SCFA’s work looking ahead will be to (1) launch a community resources navigator program, (2) develop a communications plan intended to raise awareness of community resources and reduce stigma of seeking help, and (3) complete a feasibility study to determine whether to establish multi-service centers in the community.
are you curious about the results of the community needs assessment?
Click on the SNO-VALLEY DATA tab in the menu bar to view the 2019 Community Needs Assessment as well as other Snoqualmie Valley related data resources.