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Name of the Organization
TEAM Inc.
Contact Person
same
Contact phone
203-736-5420
E-mail
rknoll@teaminc.org
Website
http://www.teaminc.org
Interest
Early Childhood, Aging\Elderly Services, Energy Assistance, Housing Assistance, Financial Literacy, Advocacy
Description Interest
TEAM, an acronym for Training, Education, and Manpower, was founded in 1965. One of 12 community action agencies in Connecticut and one of 1000 nationwide, TEAM provides critical human and social services to the Lower Naugatuck Valley of Connecticut and also the neighboring towns of Bethany, Milford, Orange, and Woodbridge. TEAM’s mission is "to connect individuals and families with solutions that lead to well being, self sufficiency, and full participation in the community." In all its programs, TEAM's outcomes are designed to assist economically vulnerable families to stabilize and progress.

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Employee surveys

Posted on May 24, 2012 at 2:44am 0 Comments

We are encouraged to survey our employees as a best practice. It would be interesting to know of other organziations that have done this and the type of survey they used.

Early Education Employment Opportunities

Posted on March 20, 2012 at 9:36am 0 Comments

 

TEAM, Inc., a non-profit social service agency serving the lower Naugatuck Valley has the following opportunities:

Family Resource Center Manager:   Proven professional sought to implement Family Resource Center initiatives in the lower Naugatuck Valley. Responsibilities include:  space fit-up, promoting collaborations with local public schools, facilitating playgroups, coordinating parent workshops. Position is approximately twenty (20) to twenty-seven (27)…

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Candidate Sought for Temporary Management Assignment - Direct Service and Analysis

Posted on November 17, 2011 at 7:53am 0 Comments

STRATEGIST – COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

 TEAM Inc. seeks candidates for a full-time, 3-6 month temporary position to analyze current community programs for effectiveness, efficiency and performance while also maintaining service delivery to clients.  Responsibilities include: staff supervision and maintaining relationships with funders and community partners; analysis of current service delivery methods and programs and implementation of consistent systems/approaches across programs in…

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Less funds for heating assistance causing concern

Posted on September 2, 2011 at 8:02am 0 Comments

As energy assistance agencies began to accept applications yesterday, the State Department of Social Services considered which plan to recommend to the General Assembly for this winter's heating assistance program (CEAP). A fifty percent reduction in federal funds and an 40% increase in program participants and fuel costs since 2008 is the problem. Administering agencies are wondering how they will process 130,000 residents with half the staff (10% of the grant is permitted for…

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At 4:47am on September 29, 2010, Lee Cruz said…
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Welcome to GNHCommunity. Please post information that you think will be of interest to your colleagues and their clients. You can also post pictures and video of your agencies activities and use Twitter and Facebook to spread the word about your activities and events direclty from the page where you enter the informations. Finally as an E.D. you may wish to join the Executive Directors Group.
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Laying the Cash Tracks for Community Impact

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