Friday, May 29, 2009

Believe It Slideshow

Here's a slideshow of all nine Believe It Posters, streamed from Flickr. Enjoy!

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Community Conversation about Health Care in Southwest Colorado

A Community Conversation
About Our Healthcare
792,000 Coloradoans — 1 in 5 — have no health insurance
ARE ALL AMERICANS ENTITLED TO
HIGH QUALTITYHEALTHCARE?
Join in a conversation to voice your opinions regarding the state of the healthcare system in Colorado.
Anyone can attend; space is limited to the first 50 participants. Refreshments served. No registration required
Thursday, May 28th
6:30—8:30 PM
Southwest Memorial Hospital
Annex Community Room
20 South Market St
Cortez, CO
Info: 970-434-5474 ext 103
FREE!
PRESENTERS:
• Steven Erkenbrack, Esq., President of Rocky Mountain Health Plans
• David West, MD, President, Health System Solutions, Family Physician, Former Director, St. Mary’s Family Medicine Residency
• Terri Hurst, Policy Analyst for the CO Rural Health Center

Horizons Radio Show Wednesday, May 27th

Join the Horizons Radio team on Wednesday, May 26th at 8:30am on KSJD to learn about the 2009 Teen Maze program. Jen Adams interviewed volunteers on May 1st at the Teen Maze; she will incorporate these interviews during Horizons Radios Show with Missy Miller and Julia Hesse.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Youth Summer Job Positions with SCYC


Monday, May 18, 2009

POSITIVE COMMUNITY NORMS PROGRAM


The School Community Youth Coalition members are invested in the youth of Montezuma and Dolores Counties. We are concerned about underage drinking and substance abuse among youth. We approach issues by looking at the environment youth are exposed to – including parental attitudes and behaviors around youth substance abuse. Our community data indicts that MOST parents in Montezuma and Dolores Counties support youth through positive behaviors. For example, when surveyed MOST parents, 8-10, do NOT supply alcohol to youth, yet these same parents believe other parents supply alcohol to youth. Our Positive Community Norms program will help correct these misperceptions and highlight good parenting and youth assets. Look for our Believe It! Campaign messages and begin the conversation around positive youth development. For more information about the Positive Community Norms program, contact Missy Miller at 970-529-7139.

Thursday, May 7, 2009

SCYC Believe It Messages


Keep an eye out for the School Community Youth Coalition's final message, pictured above, in the "Believe It" campaign in your community in the upcoming weeks. Also stay tuned for a set of ads reinforcing the "Believe It" messages in the Cortez Journal. These ads will be run in the paper every day from May 12 through May 30 and will feature all nine "Believe It" messages.