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Leadership Fort Collins, a program of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce, was established in 1983 to inform participants about the history, government, economy, social issues, needs and opportunities in Fort Collins while achieving the goal of educating and motivating leaders who are committed to shaping the future of our community. The program is designed to: * Broaden participant knowledge of the community while enhancing leadership skills * Encourage contribution to the betterment of the Fort Collins community * Increase the strength and effectiveness of community leaders * Equip participants to respond to current and future challenges of the community * Provide opportunities for direct contact with influential people, businesses and organizations Thirty current and emerging leaders from throughout the Fort Collins area are elected to participate in the program each year. Participants come together on the second Thursday of the month for a day-long session to learn more about Growth, Environment, and Community Planning; Local Government; Public Safety and Community Assistance; Economic Development and Small Business Assistance; Health Care; History, Diversity, and Community Betterment; Education and Life-Long Learning; and Teambuilding and Leadership Development. The tuition for the eight-month program is $500 and includes all meals, session materials and graduation recognition. For a current application, contact Ann Hutchison at [email protected] or (970) 482-3746.

♛Who can participate?♛ 👉 Shop Owner/Gym Owner/Clothing Boutique Agency Owner/Coffee Shop Owner 👉 Tour Guide/Online Class Instructor/Tutor/Teacher 👉 Hospital/Clinic 👉 Legal Services/Lawyer 👉 Colleges and Institutes 👉 Professional, scientific and technical services 👉 Hotels/Accommodation and food service/Food Store Owner/Caterer 👉 Moving Company 👉 Makeup Artist 👉 Vacation Host 👉 Handyman 👉 Online Consultant 👉 Freelance Developer 👉 Personal Trainer 👉 Life/ Career Coach 👉 Resume Writer/ Freelance Writer 👉 Videographer/Photographer 👉 Interior Designer/ House Cleaner/ Property Services/Construction 👉 Health care and social assistance 👉 Retail trade What is Hyperlocal Marketing? Hyperlocal marketing is an advertising strategy that targets a particular area with localized and relevant promotions. With the rise in mobile device usage worldwide, hyperlocal marketing has become even more important for marketers looking to win over potential customers.

NAAMA is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to offer continuing medical education credits to physicians. In addition to educational, cultural and charitable events organized by the individual chapters, NAAMA sponsors annual national and international medical conventions. International conventions have been held in Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Oman, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates and Argentina in cooperation with local health officials and medical institutions. National conventions have been held in a variety of cities in North America. The conventions feature a unique blend of educational, cultural, social and humanitarian activities. Goals include: Professional Development ---To enhance the medical knowledge of the members of NAAMA, to contribute to the medical profession, and to support continuing medical education and research. ---To promote professional relationships among members and organizations of the medical profession in North America and the Arab world. ---To create friendly relationships among healthcare professionals and who wish to perpetuate pride of heritage. Charitable and Humanitarian ---To support professional and educational activities aimed at health education and disease prevention in cooperation with community-based organizations and to support general humanitarian activities. ---To provide and to help coordinate routine and emergency medical care to those in need in the Arab world. ---To provide assistance where possible and to serve as an educational resource for medical students and healthcare-related post-graduate trainees of Arabic descent. ---To sponsor speakers, grants, textbooks and other learning materials for medical schools in the Arab world. Cultural Enhancement ---To create activities and programs for NAAMA’s youth that highlight their shared Arabic heritage ---To encourage and promote role models within the healthcare profession

Shining Hope Foundation currently partners with Karuna-Shechen, a non-profit humanitarian organisation that provides education, health care, and social services for vulnerable people in the greater Himalayan region. Karuna-Shechen was founded in 2000 by Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard, with the ideal of compassion (karuna) in action. Special focus is placed on the education and empowerment of women and girls, with the project that Shining Hope Foundation supports splitting into two strands: Health – The Shechen Medical Centre and Mobile Clinic in Bodhgaya, providing vital medical assistance, free healthcare services, health education and sanitation for some of the poorest people in India Environment – Training from Barefoot College in solar engineering for illiterate grandmothers in Rajasthan. This provides employment opportunities and encourages a sense of pride and self-worth for the women who benefit

The Foundation provides grants to organizations that meet the standards of its mission, concentrating on the following four areas where it is best able to enrich the community: Athletic Athletics fosters physical fitness, teaches the importance of working together as a team toward a common goal, and rewards that teamwork with lessons of what can be accomplished with effort. It can enrich lives by bringing together people of diverse backgrounds with similar interests. The Boston Bruins Foundation believes that athletics teach children lessons that they will implement throughout their lives. Academics The Foundation seeks to support programs that provide homework assistance and a safe learning environment to develop social and learning skills for pre-school, primary, middle school children. The Foundation endorses programs that employ unique methodologies that recognize children learn differently, as well as programs that challenge children to discover their own special talents. Health Another primary focus of the Boston Bruins Foundation is the health of the children in our community. The City of Boston and the entire New England region boast some of the world's preeminent hospitals and medical centers. The Foundation's proximity to these centers enables it to assist a wide variety of health concerns and to support a variety of organizations involved in research, care and prevention of the health concerns of our children. Community Outreach The Boston Bruins Foundation takes to heart its mission of 'enhancing the quality of life for children in our community.' The Foundation's community outreach area extends to organizations that are dedicated to working with at-risk or troubled youth, improving the self-esteem of children and developing our leaders of tomorrow. This area assists organizations that provide after-school activities to keep youth active, while exposing them to programs outside of a classroom curriculum.

Limbs 4 Life is a not for profit organisation developed to provide information, support and access to resources for people in the Australian community affected by limb loss. The organisation actively engages in community education programs to raise awareness to the broader population about the causes of amputation. Currently there are over 140,000 Australians living with amputations and our objective is to ensure that they are not alone. Losing a limb can be a challenging way of life for each individual however, receiving assistance from an organisation who understands can help to ease the burden. We also work to voice the concerns of amputees within the disability sector, at forums, seminars and through alliance with disability governance boards. Limbs 4 Life offers a range of programs and services that assist amputees, their families, care givers and health care professionals: Peer Support Program, Amplified Magazine, Social & Sports Programs, Website and AMP-Link forum.

CareLinx Inc is a secure online social network that links home care seekers with professional caregivers. CareLinx empowers families to directly connect with caregivers and manage their home care services online. Caregivers are typically health care workers, nurses or nursing students, rehabilitation therapists, or people who have dedicated their lives to serve others. CareLinx clients seeking care usually consist of senior adults and persons with disabilities. Our clients needs range from assistance managing medical conditions to performing activities of daily living (ADLs). This is a safe forum and we encourage you to join the discussion, share resources, clinical information or even share your own personal story care giving story. Sherwin Sheik Founder & CEO Why I founded CareLinx... My motivations are deeply personal. I developed CareLinx to specifically solve many of the problems my family encountered while trying to find and manage home care for my sister with Multiple Sclerosis and uncle with ALS. At one point my sister was quadriplegic and blind, and my uncle required total care 24 hours/day, 7 days a week. We experienced the extremes families encounter when trying to manage home care for loved ones. We were referred to a couple of local agencies, but found the overall process was very inefficient and costly. To complicate matters further, my mother lives in the San Francisco Bay Area while my sister lives in Los Angeles. This required my mother to constantly fly back and forth to help coordinate and manage my sister's care. After experiencing all the struggles my family endured, I became motivated to design an efficient and cost effective solution enabling families to easily find and manage home care for loved ones online. CareLinx launched in September 2011 and we now have thousands of members across the United States. To continue in refining our services, we welcome any feedback and ideas you might have on ways to improve CareLinx.