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What causes are you supporting tomorrow during #401gives? Here are my top 3: 1. The Latino Policy Institute 2. Community Prep School 3. Read to Succeed

Raising Respectful Grandkids: Our Crucial Role It's time to embrace love and instill respect in our grandchildren. As new grandparents, we have the unique opportunity to shape a generation that values morals and strong relationships. Let's invest in their future by teaching them respect and kindness. #Grandparenting #RespectfulKids #FamilyValues #LoveAndKindness #MoralEducation #GenerationalWisdom #InstillRespect #BuildingFuture #ParentingTips #StrongFamilyBonds #DocAmeyspeaks #UnkLdoc #foryoupage

Luke 10:33-34 teaching on compassionate care The Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:33-34 teaches the importance of compassionate care. It emphasizes awareness of need, empathy in action, breaking barriers, providing practical support, and commitment to ongoing care. The passage can be applied in modern contexts, encouraging community awareness, inclusive support, action-oriented compassion, and holistic care. It encourages individuals to respond with love and action in the face of suffering, fostering a compassionate attitude that transcends social, cultural, and religious boundaries. This passage serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of compassionate care in our interactions with others.

Head Start challenge: the next time you are in an uber, doctor’s office, elevator, or any waiting situation with another adult, ask them if they have heard of Head Start! This handy graphic gives the elevator speech that can change someone’s life!! It did for me😍❤️📊 #livedexperience #headstart

This Speech-Language-Hearing Month, let's celebrate the power of #AAC in giving every child a voice, no matter how young they are. #EveryVoiceMatters #CommunicateAwareness #AmplifyAccess #SpeechandHearingMonth #BetterHearingandSpeechMonth #Augcomm #AugmentativeCommunication

TEDxRegina recognizes September 30 as National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 🧡 Both events seek to honour and remember the children who were lost, the survivors of the residential school system, and their families and communities. No matter which event you choose to observe on September 30, know that your effort is among the first steps to reconciliation. #nationaldayfortruthandreconciliation

As executives, we are called to steward everything God has given us – including our businesses – to advance the gospel. A corporate giving strategy is a terrific way to leverage our resources to that aim. When it comes to corporate giving, do you give with a specific purpose in mind? How could your company’s resources make a Kingdom impact?

Today the King led the nation in two minutes of silence in remembrance of men and women who lost their lives serving in the two world wars or other conflicts. Did you mark the day ? Do you continue to remember ? Do your young people remember ? This morning I marched with our Scout Group to a service at Easthill Park Portslade. Where several groups, agencies and local collectives remembered. I am not sure how many times I’ve done this. An awful lot. Each year the numbers in our older generation at the service diminish but there is a strong core of young people that pay thier respects. For me, ensuring young people remember on Remembrance Sunday is crucial for several reasons: 1. Historical Awareness: It helps them understand the significant events and sacrifices that shaped the world they live in today. Learning about the past can foster a deeper appreciation for peace and the efforts made to achieve it. 2. Empathy and Gratitude: Remembrance Day encourages young people to develop empathy and gratitude for those who served and sacrificed. It reminds them that their freedoms and way of life were hard-won. 3. Continuity of Tradition: By involving young people in Remembrance Day activities, we ensure that the tradition of honouring those who served continues. This helps keep the memories and lessons of history alive for future generations 4. Community and Identity: Participating in Remembrance Day can strengthen a sense of community and national identity. It connects young people to a shared history and collective memory, fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility 5. Moral and Ethical Lessons: Remembrance Day teaches important moral and ethical lessons about courage, sacrifice, and the human cost of conflict. These lessons are valuable for personal development and understanding the importance of striving for a peaceful future. I sometimes post about the young people in my house : here’s two who marched today and remembered. The other one wouldn’t get in the photo. #scoutsremember

On the months of October and November, Ayala Coop, together with volunteers from DepEd, Ayala Foundation Inc., Ayala Land Inc. and BPI organized Catch-Up Friday Sessions for young learners. The event engaged students in interactive activities such as storytelling and math challenges, designed to enhance their reading, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. This initiative was part of Ayala Coop’s Alagang Coop program, which focuses on addressing educational gaps and empowering the youth. Through these sessions, Ayala Coop and its partners reinforced their commitment to community development, fostering an environment where children are equipped with the tools to achieve their full potential. This effort highlights Ayala Coop’s dedication to inclusive progress, sustainable education, and the brighter futures of young minds. #BrighterFuture #CatchUpFriday https://lnkd.in/g32FzbSq

Amplify is made for professionals working in the cultural, education & youth sectors. Each episode shares evidence from a range of contexts designed to inspire & give practical tools to support your work with amplifying children & young people’s voice. https://lnkd.in/gGf2eir4