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Community Action Board Training Series

This four part board training series is an introduction to Community Action Board member responsibilities.

Format

4 Part Webinar Series

Intended Audience

Board Members

Duration

4 - 30 minute webinars

Angel Ampey

Program Consultant Senior

About Angel

Angel is a Senior Program Consultant with the Virginia Department of Social Services. Angel's career path has allowed her to work in various for-profit, not-for-profit, and government arenas. In addition, her experiences allowed her to collaborate on community projects in education and the human services field by providing mentoring, teaching, training and coaching to people looking to obtain practical tools and resources to improve their lives.

Abby Hanks

Program Consultant Senior

About Abby

Abby is a Senior Program Consultant with the Virginia Department of Social Services in the Virginia Community Services Block Grant Office. Abby provides grant management and technical assistance to the 31 Community Action Agencies in Virginia. She received her M.S. in Higher Education from the University of Rhode Island and her B.S. in Mass Communication from Towson University.

Who we are

The Virginia Community Action Partnership and the Virginia Office of Economic Opportunity works together to provide all Virginia Community Action Agencies with the training and technical assistance needed to be successful. We aim to provide training for all levels of staff at an agency and board members.

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