Date
Friday January 27, 2017
Time
Training is 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM PST Registration at 8:30-9:00 with Coffee
Lunch will be provided
6 hours Continued Education Credit available for BRN and AOD Counselors. C.E. Hours are offered by CARS for $25. They must be paid in advance using the Online Registration. No payment accepted onsite.
CARS is an approved provider. CAADAC#4N-08-923-0603
CA Board of Registered Nurses - Provider #16303
Contact
Lynn Esposti, CPI Team
Center for Applied Research Solutions (CARS)
707-568-3800 x 204
lesposti@cars-rp.org
Event Host
Stella Chau at 650-802-6432 or schau@smcgov.org
CPI Prevention Extension
Writing Successful Grants
San Mateo County
January 27, 2017
Facilitated by: Dana Goodrow
Workshop Description
This 6-hour training will provide insights to Writing Successful Grants.
Funding is an ongoing challenge for any prevention program, and grant writing is a key strategy to increase your support and sustsain your program into the future. This workshop covers the do's and don'ts of grant writing, and provides insight into how to find potential grants, how to respond to requests for applications, what to include (and leave out) of your applications, and how to maximize the chances of winning a grant.
DANA GOODROW
A former nonprofit director, Dana Goodrow has Masters degrees in social work and public health, as well as an undergraduate degree and eight years' experience in journalism. She has served as a consultant to organizations around the State of California on projects ranging from strategic planning to evaluation and all the steps in between. Dana has provided consulting on behalf of the Center for Applied Research Solutions' Mentoring Technical Assistance Project, the Community Prevention Institute, Grant Writing Specialists, and CalParnters. She was also a trained consultant for the "It's Up To me" media campaign funded by the California Office of Family Planning. She has planned and implemented statewide conferences, regional workshops, and online webinars; disseminated information about related issues and innovative practices to the field; and participated in national and state groups designed to improve collaboration among youth-serving agencies. Her areas of expertise include organizational capacity building, board development, strategic planning, social media, advocacy, evaluation, mentoring and adolescent health. She has served as chair of the Mentoring Coalition of San Diego County, and has served on the Boards of Directors of the California Alliance Concerned with School Age Parenting and Pregnancy Prevention and the National Healthy Teen Network; she was elected chair of both boards.
Please be aware that by attending this training, you consent to be photographed as part of a group, and that those images may be used on our website and online social media for non-commercial use.