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CitySeed seeks a dynamic and driven Food Entrepreneurship Program Manager with food business experience to coordinate CitySeed Incubates, our food business incubation programming and services.
CitySeed’s Food Business Incubation programming is designed to help build a more equitable local food system in the New Haven area that supports economic development, community development, and sustainable agriculture. We aim to support small food business incubation in New Haven by providing training, resources, and licensed food preparation space for local food entrepreneurs. Our focus is on reducing barriers to food entrepreneurship among individuals from New Haven’s diverse communities, many of whom are refugees, immigrants and people of color, while promoting their cultural heritage and stories.
For the full job description, click here. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis but are encouraged before December 15th.
CT already had the largest gaps in the country for homeownership between white residents and people of color.
CONTINUE READING the latest from the CT Mirror's series: "A Better Deal: Exploring Inclusive Economic Recover."
The 12-part series is sponsored by a collaborative grant provided by The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Fairfield County's Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, Connecticut Community Foundation, and The Community Foundation of Greater New Britain.
To stop the spread of COVID-19, Connecticut needs everyone to do their part. One way you can help yourself and your community is by downloading the COVID Alert CT app, which notifies you if you have been in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.
COVID Alert CT is a voluntary, anonymous, exposure-notification smartphone app. You will get an alert if you were in close contact with someone who tests positive for COVID-19. Knowing about a potential exposure allows you to self-quarantine immediately, get tested, and reduce the potential exposure risk to your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers and others.
The more people who participate in COVID Alert CT, the more effective it will be.
Help protect your community while maintaining your privacy. The free mobile app–available to anyone 18 or older who lives, works, or attends college in Connecticut–is available for download from the Google Play Store; iPhone users can enable COVID Alert CT right from the Settings app on iOS.COVID Alert CT is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Mandarin, Haitian-Creole (Android only), Bengali (Android only), and Arabic.
FFY 2022 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP)
Please forward this RFP to any interested agency.
The RFP and information about the AASCC can be found and downloaded at our website: www.aoascc.org
Agency Contact:
Purpose of Funding: | Sue Hamilton (203) 785-8533 Program Coordinator Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut (AOASC) 117 Washington Ave., North Haven, CT
Provide programs and services for older adults.
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Funding Source: |
Titles III-B,D,E of the Older Americans Act-FY’2014 & Local Resources
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Program Period: |
October 1, 2021 - September 30, 2022 |
Eligible Applicant:
Letters of Intent |
Public agencies, private non-profit, municipalities or proprietary incorporated agencies serving any town within the twenty towns of South Central Connecticut. Grants to individuals are prohibited. Agencies must be incorporated in Connecticut for at least two years prior to requesting funding.
Letter of Intent Template will be available at AOASCC, website on Dec 3, 2020. Letters of Intent are due by Jan. 15, 2021.Letters should be sent to Sue Hamilton: shamilton@aoascc.org. Letters must describe the project, the need for the project; the projected cost of the project and list of towns served.
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Check out the latest from the CT Mirror's series: "A Better Deal: Exploring Inclusive Economic Recover." From the article:
The Lawrence program works like this: A parent brings her child to school to register. The schools have a resource center that offer programs for the parent to get involved in the school, and programs and connections to help the mom or dad get the education and training needed for a job, often followed by a referral to an actual job.
A key component is English language training. CONTINUE READING
The 12-part series titled, “A Better Deal: Exploring Inclusive Economic Recovery,” is sponsored by a collaborative grant provided by The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Fairfield County's Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut, Connecticut Community Foundation, and The Community Foundation of Greater New Britain.
