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About
Us
Staff
Celenda Perry, Executive
Director
Jessica Landreth, Program Coordinator
Terri Brown,
Administrative Assistant
Board
of Directors
L.J. Williams, Board President, Local
Government
Veronica Anklam, Board Vice President, Navy/Parent
Dean
Slusser, Board Secretary, Camden School System
Doug Corwin, Board
Treasurer, Business Representative
Lena Brathwaite Bell, Counselor,
Healthcare
Ian M. Dent, Pastor, Religious Organization
Christi
Gallagher, Habitat for Humanity
Doreen Myers, Child Advocacy Center,
Youth Organization
Walt Natzic, Community Developer
Kim Pipkin,
Department of Juvenile Justice
Royal Weaver, Community
Activist
Dr. Bryan Warren, MHDDAD Regional Service Board
Steve
Romine, Non-Voting, United Way of Camden County
Sallie Galyean,
Non-voting, Child Counselor, Fleet & Family Support,
Navy
Fiscal
Agents
Family Connection- Southeast Georgia Housing
Authority
Primary Prevention Services- Camden County Public Service
Authority
CCAR Community
Assessment:
Results of Camden
Assessment
Strengths: Religious & Worship opportunities, Public
Safety such as police, fire and EMS, education system, and public health
services such as the health department, CMAP, etc.
Weaknesses: Public
Transportation, employment opportunities, care of the elderly (nursing
homes), and affordable housing availability.
Priorities: Health services (doctors, dentists,
hospitals, etc), education system, public safety, and employment
opportunities.
Problem Areas: Job opportunities, teen pregnancy, drug & alcohol
abuse, and unemployment.
CAPACITY
BUILDING
CCHS Fine Arts for the Kids on the Block puppet program
for elementary students;
Cumberland Oaks Betterment Committee for an afterschool
program to assist with homework, support and encouragement but will also
keep the kids focused and out of dangerous situations;
Georgia Department of Natural
Resources Wildlife Division/Woodbine Womens Club to provide a Bird
Sanctuary. This will foster family involvement and community and
environmental connectedness.
St.
Marys Middle School for a portable computer lab for students to do
research on alcohol, the effects on the body, mind and community and to
make a presentation to others in the school.
Cook County Schools for Afterschool
services.
Ralph Bunche Prisoner Re-entry
Program
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION
PRIMARILY THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES AND SYSTEMS
CHANGE
Changing consequences for
alcohol & tobacco compliancy checks.
Reducing barriers and
providing access to alcohol seller-server training.
Integrating
evidence-based programs into existing service
organizations.
EVALUATION
Developing and maintaining community dashboards
Developing
evaluation instruments, protocols and plans
Providing data analysis
and assistance with synthesis
SUSTAINABILITY
Entrepreneural
Resource development
Shared
responsibilities and accountability
A United Way Agency
CFC 6005
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