Today, we talk to two people who work at organizations that champion collaboration. One heads up a very new grassroots non-profit whose members first came together on Facebook to create a safe and supportive community at the onset of the pandemic. The other works at a registered charity that’s been around for decades. Together, we’ll discuss how collaborative approaches to poverty reduction can empower those experiencing hardship and make a long-lasting difference in local communities. It’s all right here, on Resilience Rising.EPISODE CREDITSHostsAmanda FellowsCommunity Programs ManagerCFS Counselling + Wellbeinghttps://cfssc.ca Brian ShelleyChief Executive and Philanthropy OfficerUnited Way Simcoe Muskokahttps://uwsimcoemuskoka.ca Episode GuestsNikki GlahnExecutive DirectorBarrie Families Unitedhttps://barriefamiliesunite.com Rebekah VaughanManager, Collaborations and PartnershipsUnited Way Simcoe Muskokahttps://uwsimcoemuskoka.caExecutive ProducersMichelle BerginAmanda FellowsBrian ShelleyProducer/DirectorMichele LawsonPodcast ProducerPatrick MelbourneVideo ProducerJake O’BrienProduction AssistantsAyla McCallumTiana PaolucciYeonjeong KimMusic"Sunshine" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/With funding fromUnited Way Simcoe MuskokaRecorded atUP BeatBox Creative Studio, Barrie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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