Monument Community Partnership
Leadership Training - Monthly Series
Free for anyone living or working in
the Monument - Improve your leadership abilities!
Presented by Bryan Balch, MCP
Executive Director
The
same session is offered twice a month
- 2nd Monday or 4th Thursday,
from 6-8:00 pm
On
the 1st Wednesday, 2-4:00 pm, there will be a make-up
session for the previous month's topic
Loc:
Keller House, 1760 Clayton Road, Concord
Please
RSVP by e-mail or phone as there are only 20 seats
available.
Contact: Julie Mason, 925-348-9970,
julie@monumentcommunity.org
Please click for current Leadership Training
Schedule
Come Celebrate our Community at our Annual Pride
Celebration!
Loc: 1500 Monument Blvd
Day/time:
TBA
Come join the fun!
-Raffle prizes every hour
-dance contest
-local entertainment
-kid friendly activities
-good food
-information booths from local businesses and
community organizations
-bike rodeo and helmet giveaway
Call for more information: 925-808-7392
About MCP
The Monument Community Partnership (MCP) is
a broad-based collaborative of residents, human service agencies,
health service agencies, the school district, city government and
local business owners. It is designed to improve the well-being
of people who live in the Monument Community, a severely under-resourced
neighborhood in the heart of Concord, California.
A key premise of the MCP is this: That
taking intelligent and effective action to reduce poverty and
improve the well-being of a community starts with building
personal relationships that allow people from different
backgrounds and disciplines to work effectively together toward
common goals. Functional social networks and experience-based
trust are preconditions for any community to work well.
Therefore, the MCP, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, works to
involve residents of all ages, ethnicity and immigration status
as equal partners with local public and private organizations in
productive, action-based collaboration. This is no easy task. The
fact that we have painstakingly created a functional, productive
way for people from divergent groups to work together is in
itself a major achievement and serves as the foundation for
everything else we do.
