Sharing How Access to Resources Empowers
The SHARE Network Project
May 28, 2015
Sharing How Access to Resources Empowers...
The SHARE Network is all about access to resources!
The NEMO Workforce Investment Board is committed to providing quality services to the residents of Northeast Missouri. No matter what economic conditions we find ourselves in, we want to ensure that our services are fully accessible to those that need them.
The NEMO WIB supports many locations through its traditional workforce development system along with non-traditional partnerships with Faith Based and Community Based Organizations throughout Northeast Missouri.
The Northeast Region has been heavily involved in the SHARE Network Project since the beginning. These efforts are lead by key staff throughout the Region. Training and outreach has been and continues to be provided throughout the region to promote the use of the online Resource Directory and the development of SHARE Network Access Points (SNAPs). The region is using these SNAPs to provide Missouri Career Center services and access to other resources in all areas of our 16 county Region.
Contact me today to find out more about how you can be a part of this movement!
The SHARE Network is all about access to resources!
The NEMO Workforce Investment Board is committed to providing quality services to the residents of Northeast Missouri. No matter what economic conditions we find ourselves in, we want to ensure that our services are fully accessible to those that need them.
The NEMO WIB supports many locations through its traditional workforce development system along with non-traditional partnerships with Faith Based and Community Based Organizations throughout Northeast Missouri.
The Northeast Region has been heavily involved in the SHARE Network Project since the beginning. These efforts are lead by key staff throughout the Region. Training and outreach has been and continues to be provided throughout the region to promote the use of the online Resource Directory and the development of SHARE Network Access Points (SNAPs). The region is using these SNAPs to provide Missouri Career Center services and access to other resources in all areas of our 16 county Region.
Contact me today to find out more about how you can be a part of this movement!
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Sharing
How
Access to
Resources
Empowers
SHARE Network Background
• Presidential Initiative Goal:Lead a “determined attack” on need by strengthening and expanding the role of faith-based and community organizations in addressing the nation’s social problems...
• Ten Federal Agencies- Labor - U.S. Agency for International Dev.
- Education - Veteran’s Affairs
- Health & Human Services - Small Business Admin.
-Justice - Agriculture
- Housing & Urban Dev. - Commerce
Birth of SHARE Network
Presidential Initiative
DOL Grants
North DakotaBrevard County, FL
SHARE Network
North Dakota (Share Network)
North Dakota Success
• Added over 85 services.
• Partnerships with over 560 providers.
• Increased awareness over 100%.
• Gained support of Workforce Investment Board.
• Fully integrated into on-going service delivery system.
• Won two National awards.
Brevard County, FL (Access Points)
Brevard County, FL Success
• 95% increase in FBCOs participation.
• 43 new direct or indirect Access Points.
• 2,903 customers served in one year.
• Brevard WDB moved from 14th to 1st in FL.
• BWDB won $50K Kirkpatrick Innovation Award.
• Gained national recognition
SHARE Network Resource Directory
W ho?
hat?
hen?
hy?
Who should be in the Resource Directory?
• One-Stop Career Centers• Workforce development partners• Faith-based organizations• Community organizations• Businesses• Government agencies
Anyone who performs a service to better mankind!!
What Services could I find Listed in Resource Directory
• Hot meals• Literacy help• Resume preparation• Cover letters• Scholarships• Transportation• Business plans• Bicycles• Postage/mail• Immigration help
• Gas vouchers• Translations• Housing• Counseling• Food• Community service hours• Child care• Case management• Tutoring• Mentoring
When Can I become a Member of the Resource Directory?
• Your Agency can apply for membership today. (Public)
• Each staff member can become a private member today.
Universal Access
• For general users the site can be used to:– Search for services by state, city, county, or
zip code– Search by service name or service type– Service provider information– Map to service providers
Why Public or Private?
PUBLIC
Your Agency should be visible to everyone Along with available services.
Good advertisementUniversal Access to multiple resources
PRIVATE
Your name should not be accessible to the general public.
Members can do referrals to other agencies. Your personal information is not visible to the
public. Other members can link your employees to your
agency.
Resource Directory Members Features
• Additional features for members include:
– Resource to see what other agencies offer– Referral of clients– Dynamic updating ability of information– Heads up by way of email that someone has
been referred to you, by whom and why– Comments can be added to referrals
How Do I Sign Up?
• Go to Missouri’s SHARE NETWORK website:
www.sharenetworkmo.org
Click on the Become a SHARE Network member
Agree with the following conditions…
Chose Private for individual member, then: First nameLast name
EmailClick Individual on Org. type
Next to last name put agency and program
Choose Public if you are enrolling your agency or organization, then:
Click services ProvidedContact Person
Hours of operationOther Agency Info
Submit your membership
Wait 3 – 7 days for an email that will give you your user ID and Password after approval.
Upon receipt of ID and Password
Sign in and change password
Then Browse!!
SHARE Network Access Points:
Resource Directory totals…
• 6405 Organizations currently listed in the directory!!!!!
• With another approximately 1000 pending approval…
What does this mean for those of us out here working on the front lines in our communities?
It means…
We are not out here alone! We have a wealth of talent and resources in this state, many right in our own back yard… and truly just a “click” away!
Your local contacts:Moberly
Carol Fenton660-263-3848
[email protected] Highway 24 West
Moberly, Missouri 65270
Warrenton
JoAnn Toerper636-456-9467
[email protected] Steinhagen Road
Warrenton, MO 63383 Hannibal / LaBelle
Vicky Dickerson660-213-3221
[email protected] Box 49
LaBelle, MO 63447
Kirksville
Cathy Collop660-785-2400
[email protected] E Normal
Kirksville, MO 63501
Cyndi JohnsEqual Opportunity Officer
NEMO Workforce Investment [email protected]
111 East Monroe • Paris Missouri 65275
www.nemowib.org
PHONE 660-327-5125 | TOLL FREE 800-733-6381
Fax 660-327-5128
Relay Missouri: 711 or TTY/TDD User 1-800-735-2966
Voice User: 1-866-735-2460
Equal Opportunity is the Law!
The NEMO Workforce Investment Board is an equal opportunity employer with equal opportunity programs. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to
individuals with disabilities.
Free written translation services are available upon request to individuals with limited English proficiency.
Northeast MissouriWorkforce Investment BoardThe Northeast Missouri Workforce Investment Board (NEMO
WIB) is a business-led policy and oversight organization responsible for creating a comprehensive, community-wide
response to the challenges of building a highly skilled workforce and a competitive regional economy. The organization is comprised of community leaders and stakeholders and is
governed both by the private sector as well as local governmental representation.
The NEMO WIB covers a 16 county area in Northeast Missouri that includes Schuyler, Scotland, Clark, Adair, Knox, Lewis,
Macon, Shelby, Marion, Randolph, Monroe, Ralls, Pike, Lincoln, Warren, and Montgomery Counties.
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