One mission and goal of the S3 coalition is to develop and market a Student Resource Guide, drafted by a food security AmeriCorps team through the NC Cooperative Extension Office. The students will develop the guide as organizations update, SNAP and WIC eligibility requirements change and projects progress. If you are a college student or if you work with college students, please take some time to read through the Wake County Student Resource Guide. Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions.
Students Supporting Students, S3
公共事务
Student led coalition that researches and analyzes basic needs insecurities on their respective college campuses.
关于我们
S3 is a student coalition that strives to research, analyze and report on the basic needs and insecurities their colleagues are facing on their respective campuses. Students are hired, trained and equipped with the knowledge of basic needs insecurities, and the work it will take to address these issues. Those who have experienced food and housing insecurity first-hand work passionately towards a community that meets the basic needs of students so they can focus on their work and success as a student and a professional. Our S3 ambassadors are passionate about local issues being faced on their campuses including food and housing insecurities. Our students gain experience working with non-profits and the local government, while professionally developing and building their networks. If you are a student, and you are interested in joining, please fill out this interest form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1N1ar4pzrO_MvfH-AfpbARbQ6IBy_DqwXkPRoa9_ymZA/viewform?edit_requested=true
- 所属行业
- 公共事务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Raleigh
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2023
- 领域
- Food Security、Public Policy、Local Government和Non-Profit
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主要
获取路线
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US，Raleigh
Students Supporting Students, S3员工
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Maura DiColla
Executive Director at Cooperating Raleigh Colleges | S3 Supervisor | CACRAO Past President
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Kim Kristin Lueder
International Student at Meredith College | Political Science & International Studies Major | Pre-Law Minor
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Tantasia Francis
Empowering Students, Amplifying Voices: Dedicated Leader & Advocate for Social Justice, Equity, and Academic Success at NC State University
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Brayden Lennon
Pre-Law Student at North Carolina State University
动态
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This past Friday, our S3 ambassadors attended the Community Cares Collaborative, connecting and networking with non profits and public servant professionals who work hard at serving their community. We are excited to build partnerships and develop relationships, supporting basic need efforts. Thank you Laura Martin for always hosting! We are looking forward to the next meeting.
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Are you a college student? Need help buying food? Determine your potential eligibility for SNAP/FNS, which provides extra dollars each month for healthy groceries! Visit NCCollegeFoodBenefits.org Thank you, Carolina Hunger Initiative, for supporting the work of collegiate basic needs.
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Students Supporting Students, S3转发了
Join our Team! The Employment Academy Program Coordinator (EAPC) creates safe spaces and appropriate programs for participants to gain employment skills. The EAPC is responsible for coordinating community classes and extra services under the guidance of the Employment Academy Director. Learn more an apply here: https://lnkd.in/eJ9K5jWh #hiring #jobopening #stepupministry #raleighnc #community
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Join the community of change makers! Please reach out with any questions.
???Applications are now open for the Spring 2025 Momentum Institute!??? Need convincing? Here's what one student had to say about the program: "The Momentum Institute has been transformative for my approach to student basic needs advocacy. It has deepened my understanding of systemic challenges while equipping me with practical strategies to address them... The institute’s emphasis on data-driven approaches and community engagement has empowered me to design more impactful and sustainable initiatives." What will you gain? ???Understand systemic challenges?and how to tackle them ????Develop practical strategies?for advocacy and leadership ???Learn data-driven approaches?to create sustainable solutions ???Engage with a network?of student leaders and mentors ???Build confidence?to drive real change on your campus If you're ready to grow your skills, shift your mindset, and make a lasting impact—this is the opportunity for you! ???Apply now?and join a community of changemakers. https://lnkd.in/gwFWFs8H #HigherEducation #SocialImpact #CivicEngagement
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All 10 student ambassadors and both consultants have completed their training with the Momentum Institute, strengthening advocacy and outreach skills in providing basic needs support for their peers. We want to thank and give a HUGE shoutout to Alexis Newman for teaching such a wonderful course, and Paige Swanson for providing this opportunity for us to build our personal and technical skills. We are so excited to move forward with our initiatives and skills learned from this course, and making a difference on our campus.
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?? Affordable Housing in the City of Raleigh ?? S3 is dedicated to addressing the housing issues faced in our community, and how it affects college students on their campuses. To learn more about homelessness and housing in the City of Raleigh, give this podcast a listen as community leaders discuss the "Homelessness as a housing issue" mindset, and other services available for those who are in need. https://lnkd.in/gj_TYUWP
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Last week, we hosted our S3 meeting at the wonderful Oak City Cares, the community's nonprofit that serves Wake County's neighbors who are experiencing homelessness. Thank you Victoria Munn for speaking to our ambassadors about the services Oak City Cares provides. We had productive conversations about basic needs and how college students, national or international, can utilize their services at any time.
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Last Thursday, our S3 Ambassadors hosted a informational session on their campus, Shaw University, to discuss local food resources. Our Ambassadors plugged the on-campus food pantry that is ran by volunteers, such as themselves- increasing food security on their campus, as well as other housing and mental health resources. Shoutout to our Shaw Ambassadors for being inspiring, and bettering our community: Isatou Ceesay and Ugo Onyeani. ?? ?? ?? The work continues! ?? ?? ??
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