Like much of the world, Seed to Oaks and Job One have felt the weight of 2020, and its many challenges, on their shoulders. Nevertheless, our mission to help job candidates through a narrowing job market, pandemic lay-offs, and the difficult process to receive unemployment benefits prevailed. Prior to the full COVID-19 restrictions, Job One […]
While meeting with a pastor a few months ago and explaining that we recommend using lay leaders to oversee the neighborhood assessment process, he initially expressed concern because they have had difficulty trying to get “volunteers”. Using our philosophy, we don’t see the lay leaders as volunteers, but as empowered leaders who are committing themselves […]
An answer to the question, “How do we help our struggling schools and students?” has arrived. Read more about how our new and comprehensive Beyond Tutoring program can put you on the front lines of educational transformation in your neighborhood. […]
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In 2019, Ashley Giles, APRN, was ready to serve her community through Seed to Oaks, but she didn’t know exactly how she might fit with existing initiatives. Ashley did not let that uncertainty stop her, she contacted Whole Health to let us know she was interested in helping, but she didn’t know what that might […]
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Job One is expanding into church across Louisville, and soon, the country. Let us help you wow your neighbors with a Job One resume program at your church. Contact us now to learn more and make the investment in your community. […]
What a great way to prepare for 2021. Sojourn Carlisle has completed their Neighborhood 360 Assessment and are now preparing how to best serve their neighbors. Before they started the process they anticipated they would uncover the issues of addiction, poverty, and crime, but what stood out to them was the more they met with their neighbors, the more they realized the need for relationships. Sojourn Carlisle now sees the amazing opportunity for a church to make a difference in the lives of those around them. While helping meet real needs they can start small and do so by “Loving their neighbors as themselves”. […]
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Everyone knows that tutoring works. But can it help fill the vast learning gaps that will be left behind by the pandemic? Will the students who need it most have access? How can your church position itself to be a part of the rescue mission for struggling students in your community? Read on to find out. […]
You can serve community health needs over the winter. You may be just who the doctor ordered. Don’t forget about the importance of checking in with neighbors during the pandemic. Think of the joy you will bring with small acts of kindness. […]
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Determination, hard work and a second chance employer have been one veterans path to successful reentry into the workforce. […]
In order to be most effective, a few churches in Cincinnati have made getting to know their neighbors a priority by working together, despite their differences. […]