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‘My heart is in pieces’: Idaho father breaks down over special-needs son’s bullying

By Statesman on 09/18/2017

“… Dan Bezzant, of Ammon, wrote the heartfelt post on Thursday, Sept. 14, along with a photo of his 7-year-old son, Jackson, who has Treacher Collins syndrome. The condition causes underdeveloped facial bones and tissue, causing Jackson to look different from his peers. Bezzant told EastIdahoNews.com that a trio of older boys at school started picking on Jackson at breakfast on Thursday. …”

Read the entire article: http://www.idahostatesman.com/news/state/idaho/article173952936.html#storylink=cpy

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Community Outreach

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
 

Reports to the Executive Director and Intern Director.  Works on Community Education & Outreach Coordination.  Works with our spokespersons and in recruiting new spokespersons for our programs in the local community and nationally.  Drives engagement through networking, marketing, and partnership development. The COI schedules and provides community presentations to build awareness and engagement within the local community and nationally. Works with sponsors on funding outreach programs. 

DUTIES INCLUDE 

  • Recruit and screen spokespersons in the local community and nationally.
  • Assists Public Relations intern in completing the necessary applications for new campaigns.
  • Schedule and provide community presentations to build awareness and engagement within the local community and nationally.
  • Leveraging social media, networking, and partnering with the local community on events, conference presentations, and outreach.
  • Monitor community issues, trends, and other factors that may impact program operations.
  • Develop relationships with community members and leaders to position SAFE as an asset to the local community.
  • Working with the marketing department, research and identify opportunities that support both brand building and marketing initiatives for SAFE.
  • Works with Public Relations Intern in promoting upcoming events, campaigns, and speaking engagements.
  • Other duties as assigned.

DESIRED SKILLS 

  • Knowledge of local community and strong local personal network required.
  • Professional image in personal appearance, manner, and demeanor.
  • Ability to work in a team environment, while also delivering independent results.
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills including persuasion and negotiation.
  • Experience with Microsoft Office Suite is required.
  • Experience working with digital and social media platforms (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc.).

BY THE END OF THIS TRAINING THE TRAINEE WILL HAVE LEARNED TO:

 • Add real-world professional Community Outreach experience to their educational credentials.
 • Improve their knowledge and skills in numerous aspects of Community Outreach.
 • Compile a portfolio of completed assignments at the end of the internship.
 • Participate as part of a team, on shared assignments and projects.
 • Work on a strict deadline.
 • Build relationships through various networking channels.
 • Utilize teamwork skills.

LENGTH REQUIREMENT:

We have Spring, Fall, and Summer internship programs available.  Upon successfully completing the program, interns will receive a Certificate of Completion and a Letter of Recommendation.  For more information on program length and hour requirements, email director@stopabuseforeveryone.org

SPECIFICATIONS:

This position is open to students enrolled at any college or university or a graduate looking for real-world experience. The students’ interests must lie in Community Outreach.

COLLEGE CREDIT:

While this is an UNPAID internship, student interns will have an opportunity to receive college credit. Contact your undergraduate advising officer for more information on academic credit.

APPLY:

Students wishing to apply for the internship should email resumes to intern@stopabuseforeveryone.org. For more information, please call 1-661-829-6848.

 

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Become A Sponsor

$10,000 Sponsorship

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Become a sponsor

You can become a sponsor by selecting one of following methods:
 

Or, simply write out a check and mail it to:

Stop Abuse For Everyone

8200 Stockdale Highway #M10-103
Bakersfield, CA 93311 

EIN: 93-1291148
 

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Become A Sponsor

$5,000 Sponsorship

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Become a sponsor

You can become a sponsor by selecting one of following methods:
 

Or, simply write out a check and mail it to:

Stop Abuse For Everyone

8200 Stockdale Highway #M10-103
Bakersfield, CA 93311 

EIN: 93-1291148

 

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Become A Sponsor

$2,500 Sponsorship

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Become a sponsor

You can become a sponsor by selecting one of following methods:
 

Or, simply write out a check and mail it to:

Stop Abuse For Everyone

8200 Stockdale Highway #M10-103
Bakersfield, CA 93311 

EIN: 93-1291148
 

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Become A Sponsor

$1,000 Sponsorship

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Become a sponsor

You can become a sponsor by selecting one of following methods:
 

OR write out a check and mail it to:

Stop Abuse For Everyone

8200 Stockdale Highway #M10-103
Bakersfield, CA 93311 

EIN: 93-1291148
 

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S.A.F.E. Sponsor Levels

Sponsors Level

CORPORATE SPONSORS

                                                                                                         Your corporate sponsorship benefits a diverse group of victims that are impacted by domestic violence, bullying, sibling abuse, and elder abuse. Issues including: domestic violence towards men and members of the LGBT community along with factors, such as race and gender, impact service implications for victims. With your corporate sponsorship, we will spread awareness and educate through our programs, advocacy, and media campaigns regarding these groups of underserved victims. We are looking to assure that services will be available to every victim of domestic abuse.

Stop Abuse for Everyone is a non-profit tax exempt organization aiming to bring awareness to underserved victims of domestic violence, bullying, sibling abuse and elder abuse. SAFE aims to bring awareness through the use of educational endeavors including: informative brochures, educational videos, and community interaction – all of which provide information along with strategies that enable the victim to overcome difficult situations.

Become a corporate sponsor and help SAFE benefit underserved victims. Through community involvement, educational outreach, our National Directory of Services, and internship program, we are bringing awareness to underserved victims of violence. 

Thank you for partnering with SAFE and becoming part of the movement to stop abuse for everyone.

                                                                                                         

 


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SPONSORED ACTIVITIES

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Our mission is in our name
“Stop abuse for everyone”
Services should be available to anyone regardless of age, race, gender, and sexual orientation.
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Dads2Dads: Bullying can take terrible toll on kids

By Montgomery Advertiser on 07/11/2017

“… Children deserve to go about their lives free of unwanted aggression. They need to be able to have a safe learning environment. Bullying can take a terrible toll. It can be disruptive and very harmful. We need consistent policies in place to educate students about its harm and to stop its practice. …”

Read the entire article: http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/life/2017/07/11/dads-2-dads-bullying-can-take-terrible-toll-kids/467799001/

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