CEDP Newsletter || Oct 27

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Hello CEDP Partners and Friends, 

It was great to have many of us in the same room at our last CEDP All Partner Meeting at the beginning of this month. Unfortunately, we had technical difficulties that made us unable to record the meeting. 

A few highlights:
  • Artie discussed the CEDP Priority of continued Asset-Based Community Development within our neighborhoods. 
  • I announced the implementation of a new tool we will use in the new year to outline community engagement annual goals for each of our organizations. 
  • Esther gave us an update on a developing Tiny House Strategy that is being developed within the Housing Leadership Workgroup. 
  • We eat donuts, played, and learned that Keith doesn't drink coffee (tea only)! 
We look forward to seeing you at the next CEDP All Partner Meeting on Wednesday, December 7 at 10 AM. 

Warmly, 


Andi Lambert
CEDP Project Manager
andi@fresnometmin.org
RESIDENT STORY || Highway City
April Henry 

A young adult that lives in our community is an Environmental Sciences student at Fresno State.  He & his family often volunteer with us at HCCD and have been proactive leaders in our community.  (We helped his younger brother launch his egg business at our center during our pop-up events and worked with him on his business plan).  So Erik is now fully invested in our Greenspace project, which after a year, we are finally going to start next week.  He got me involved with his program director at State, and now we also have a climate corp team and the horticulture dept involved in what will become a multi-faceted, functionally used area for students to have our annual kids & summer camp, outdoor meetings, and gatherings as well as giving back with a positive impact to our environment through what we plant in native and edible vegetation, bird bush, pollinators, etc.  Other students from our area are now involved and this year-long project is a pilot for this dept and for young, local leaders.  

We are excited to be part of a new initiative at Fresno State while working with our young people!

 
Project Manager, Andi Lambert
At CCDA and Vacation || out of the office
Nov 1- 8 

Executive Director Meet Up
Thursday, Nov 10 at 8:30 AM 
Gazebo Gardens 

CEDP Conversation Group || Group 3
Thursday, Nov 3 at 1 M 
Via Zoom


Save the Date! 
CEDP All Partner Meeting
Wednesday, Dec 7 at 10 AM 
In-Person

 

CAreer Pathways Resources Offer Free Job Training and
Professional Development Through California’s Public Libraries 

The CAreer Pathways tools help Californians with job training, test preparation, and
professional development in a variety of languages. Information about workforce development, upskilling, and literacy resources — as well as a directory of the public libraries that offer these resources. 

 

More Information
Financial Literacy: United We Lead Foundation
Starting Oct 28 from 5 PM - 6 PM 

United We Lead Foundation in partnership with the Mexican Consulate, Fresno will be offering FREE monthly parent and student workshops starting this October 28, 2022, from 5-6 PM. 

Please share the two fliers linked below with your families and community! The workshop series will focus on Financial Literacy and sessions will be available both in English and Spanish. 


Access Fliers 
 
CURRENT PROJECTS

CZI Grant Proposal 
CZI Housing Affordability Program has extended an invitation for the CEDP Housing Workgroup to apply for a $150k grant. Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will inform us of the final approval in mid-October. 

City Of Fresno || Tiny Home Village CEDP Proposal
Several partners within the CEDP Housing Workgroup have developed a Tiny Home Village proposal for partnership with the City in ADU development and management. 

View Proposal || Access Editable File for Contribution || Editable Spreadsheet

Housing Documents for Reference:
Access One Fresno Housing Strategy
New!
Vaccine Distribution 
Office of Community Partnerships Vaccine Task Force

Deadline: Nov 1

VA58 Neighborhood Partnership Program

The Vaccinate All 58 (VA58) Neighborhood Partnership Program aims to educate community members on safe practices for the prevention of COVID-19 and the importance of vaccinations.

It provides awards of up to $5,000 to neighborhood and grassroots groups serving as trusted messengers in their own communities.

The project must fall under one or more of these priority areas: awareness raising, arts and creativity, vaccine clinic support, or language and communication access. (Youth groups welcomed and encouraged) 


GRANT DETAILS HERE

 
New!
Health Equity
The Center at Sierra Health Foundation

Deadline: Nov 29

CALIFORNIA EQUITABLE RECOVERY INITIATIVE

The Center will award $2.6 million in competitive grants distributed between approximately 10-15 community-based organizations (CBOs) across California led by and/or serving communities facing inequities1 from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The funding opportunity is intended to benefit priority communities that have been impacted by COVID-19. 
● Black and African American
● Latinx
● Limited English Proficient (LEP)
● Seniors with disabilities and/or different abilities, living alone, linguistically isolated, in
poverty, seniors of color


GRANT DETAILS HERE

 
TA Support for Large Project
Thriving Communities Program || HUD

Deadline: LOI, Dec 6

HOUSING GROUP OPPORTUNITY

Beginning in 2023, the Thriving Communities Program will provide technical assistance, planning, and capacity-building support to teams of community partners that may lack the staffing or technical expertise to scope, fund, and develop infrastructure projects that advance broader community goals.

TCP will provide two years of deep-dive assistance to selected communities to help them plan and develop a pipeline of comprehensive transportation, housing, and community revitalization activities.


Using a wide range of eligible activities, HUD expects TA awardees under this NOFO to focus on assisting UGLGs in the following four areas:
a) Identifying and using vacant, abandoned, or underutilized land located on or near transportation projects that is suitable for housing development to create location-efficient housing.
b) Preserving affordable housing and protecting residents and businesses from displacement as new infrastructure is deployed.
c) Identifying and implementing regulatory and procedural reforms to reduce unnecessary barriers to location-efficient housing that impede housing production and increase development costs. d) Improving coordination both among public entities


GRANT DETAILS HERE

 
Student Projects
Karma for Cara

Deadline: Jan 1, 2023

STUDENT EMPOWERMENT OPPORTUNITY

Grants of up to $1,000 to USA students ages 18 and under for service projects to benefit their local community. Funding may be used to support a variety of creative projects, such as playgrounds, nature trails, animal shelters, school and community gardens, facemask donations, programs for seniors, and more.

The K4C Microgrant Program is the bridge between ideas and action. By providing microgrants in varying amounts K4C helps young citizen leaders execute and magnify their initiatives to help repair the world. The Foundation funds microgrant applications supporting a wide variety of projects and events; evidence of creativity and ingenuity only serves to fuel the likelihood that an application will be successfully funded.


GRANT DETAILS HERE

 
FUNDING COLLABORATIONS

RCC Grant Proposal 
Applying together as the High-Speed Rail Neighborhoods Coalition, Highway City, Jane Addams, South Tower, Lowell, Downtown Fresno, and Chinatown submitted a grant for the Regional Climate Collaboratives Program from the Strategic Growth Council. Many of the projects that were included focused on active transportation, affordable housing, and business development, projects that the neighborhoods were already involved in. It is a three-year grant with a request by the Coalition of almost $995,000. Successful applicants will be notified before the end of the year.
Managed by: Chinatown


RISE Health Equity Grant
In year two of the Health Equity RISE Grant, Highway City, Jane Addams, St Rest, Lowell, ENP, Better Blackstone, and Hidalgo CDC for implementing promising, evidence-informed, and multi-level environmental, community and clinical, interpersonal, and individual interventions with lower income, vaccination hesitant, and racially, culturally and age-diverse stakeholders in our neighborhood and among our broader networks of individuals and families we serve.

Managed by: Better Blackstone
 
CEDP NEW PARTNER PROCESS || updated

As we continue to build the operational structures that uphold the values and priorities we have as a partnership, we have made updates to our new partner onboarding process. 

View Updated Process Here
CEDP Info

CEDP Member Resource Page
password: fresnocedp
View Page Here

CEDP Community Focus Points
Editable Spreadsheet

CEDP Previous Meetings 

CEDP YouTube Channel  

CEDP Roster & Contact Info
CEDP Roster
General Info

Council District Locator
Map Locator

Nonprofit Compliance Checklist
Access Checklist Here

ENP Neighborhood Data Sheets
Access Data Sheets Folder
Tools Used to Develop Data Sheets

Job Openings shared by ENP 
View Job Opportunities

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EMAIL ANDI HERE

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