Web demonstration: Community Connections Asset Mapping Process
Posted by on September 15, 2008
I wish to highlight an opportunity for you to interactively examine—from the comfort of your own office or meeting room–an outstanding software tool, CCAMP (Community Connections Asset Mapping Process). Now community teams of all types can identify, organize, mobilize and sustain a wealth of local individual and organizational resources to address their priorities for youth, families, neighborhoods and the greater community using CCAMP, a resource-bank database located on the internet.
To appreciate CCAMP’s potential to invigorate your mission cost effectively, please enroll in a free web-based CCAMP demonstration. Pending demo sessions take place from 2:00 – 3:30 pm EST on the following dates:
Wednesday, September 17
Wednesday, October 1
Wednesday, October 15
CCAMP is a dynamic technological boost to community leadership for all sectors and in any geographic setting. In New York, Connecticut and Maryland the software is being used to support youth initiatives. In Minneapolis, CCAMP is assisting with neighborhood renewal and in Maine it supports foster children programs. Recently several New England groups are working with us to assess CCAMP’s potential to promote community inclusion for people with disabilities. These are just a few examples of the diverse applications of this software resource.
Please reserve your place at one of these demos by replying to this email, filling out the reservation form below and sending it to me at jwalker3@maine.rr.com. For additional information, please visit http://www.thecommunityconnection.org.
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