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ALIGN9'S Mission Is to Build Stronger Communities Through Collaboration of Government Agencies, Non-government Organizations and the Faith-based Community. the Proposed Vista Project Aligns With the Following CNCS Focus to Strengthen Communities and Address the Current Opioid Crisis. the Vista Project Will Seek to Reach the Following Goals: 1. Material Development 2. Technology Use 3. Expand/strengthen Partnership Networks 4. Outreach 5. Volunteer Recruitment and Management Systems 6. Financial Resources the Project Expects to Benefit Individuals in the Four County Area Hit Hard by the Opioid Crisis. Four (4) Existing Vista Members Will Contribute to the Goals of the Project by Performing Activities Such as: Developing Materials, Revising Database, Working With Collaborators, Developing Presentations, Establishing and Training Volunteers, Working With Recovery Clients and Developing Fundraising Committees Over the Course of the Next Year. the Project Is Asking for Four (4) Additional Vista Members to Focus on Specific Focus Areas That Emerged Over the Past Year, Specifically, an Overdose Mapping Developer, a Rehabilitation Resource Developer, an Access to Care Transportation Developer and an Elder Abuse Resource Developer.
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