(Atlantic) The topic of the next Thrive Iowa Alliance meeting is Building Financial Security After Domestic Violence. The meeting is on Monday, October 26 at noon at the Cass County Community Center, 805 West 10th Street in Atlantic.
Thrive Iowa Alliance meetings are held monthly with the goal of connecting local partners with ongoing education and information to better assist families in our community. The three speakers at this month’s meeting include Carrie Potter, Catholic Charities Program Manager, Shelter and Housing; Kelly Williams, Community 1st Credit Union Branch Manager; and Tess Willis, Project Harmony Family Advocacy Program Manager.
Thrive Iowa is a collaborative, community-driven initiative focused on strengthening partnerships, improving access to resources, and helping individuals and families achieve greater stability and well-being. Through coordinated services and shared community responsibility, Thrive Iowa works to create stronger outcomes for families and communities across Iowa.
Through a secure digital platform, Thrive Iowa brings together community organizations, government agencies, healthcare providers, schools, businesses, and faith-based partners to create a more coordinated approach to serving individuals and families. The initiative focuses on improving communication among organizations to help families more easily access resources and support within the community.
Cass County community members, employers, nonprofit organizations, faith communities, educational institutions, and local leaders are encouraged to attend. Questions can be directed to Kristen Brooks, Cass Health Thrive Iowa Coordinator at 712-250-8266.
