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Community and Family Partnership

MISSION: To assist children, youth, and families to be healthy and resilient through a prevention network of community resources.

VISION: To support, educate, assist, connect, and empower communities through partnerships that provide needed resources for

12/31/2022

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Schuyler, NE

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(308) 991-0030

Website

https://www.communityandfamilypartnership.org/

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History of CFP & Funded Programs

The Child Well Being Coalition was started in 2010 with a group of community organizations coming together to draft a community assessment and strategic plan. In 2011, steps were taken and the coalition was officially formed. The coalition received funding from the Nebraska Child Abuse Prevention Fund (NCAPF) through the Nebraska Children and Families Foundation (NCFF). The goal of the Child Well Being Coalition collaborative and its partners is to promote positive protective factors for families to prevent child abuse and neglect.

In 2014, the coalition was renamed Zero 2 Eight Child Well Being Coalition. In 2017, as the statewide groups expanded their focus beyond youth, the name changed to Zero 2 Eight Community Well Being Coalition.

In Fall 2018, the process was started to become a standalone 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. This allowed for the change in the Coalition’s name. Community and Family Partnership (CFP) better reflects the focus on community and family as a whole.

CFP is a partnership of more than thirty organizations. A Leadership Board of about 14 members steers the Partnership. And, a full-time Coordinator manages the funding, reporting, marketing, and facilitates monthly meetings.

**If you have an interest in taking part in the CFP Collaborative meetings every other month alongside our community partners, please contact the CFP Coordinator for more information.

The Community and Family Partnership is fully grant funded through the Nebraska Children and Families Foundation. Through this funding, we are able to financially support the following programs:

Platte-Colfax Community Response (CR)

· CR helps families find resources for basic needs and through coaching provides education on parenting skills, behavior challenges with children, life skills, money management & budgeting. CR assists with job searches, educational & childcare resources and building a support system.

Mental Health Vouchers

• Voucher referrals for mental health services are made through school counselors or school social workers at Columbus Public Schools, Lakeview, and Schuyler Community Schools.

Parents Interacting With Infants (PIWI)

• Social emotional facilitated group classes for parents of infants and young toddlers to learn skills to support positive interactions through developmentally appropriate play.

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) support and training

• Parent/caregiver and child therapy for children ages 2-7 with behavioral concerns. Luz Colon Rodriguez from Good Life Counseling and Christina Osantowski from Mental and Behavioral Health are trained PCIT therapists.

Sizzling Summer Enrichment Program

• A Columbus Public Schools 3 week summer program for students completing K-2nd grade focuses on reading curriculum and enrichment activities.

Elementary Attendance Monitor

• A Columbus Public Schools program to monitor students with excessive tardies or absences & implement services to improve attendance, and communicate with school and parents to implement a plan.

…And multiple other community initiatives in Platte and Colfax Counties.