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The Good Samaritan Project is thrilled to announce the “It Takes A Village” (ITAV) Community Meeting at Romney Meadows, an initiative aimed at fostering community engagement and empowerment. The meeting is scheduled to take place on January 17th at 5 PM at Romney Meadows.
The “It Takes A Village” program is rooted in the African proverb that “it takes a village to raise a child,” this program is a comprehensive effort to create a nurturing and supportive environment for families within our community.
At the heart of the initiative is the belief that a child thrives when surrounded by a caring community. To bring this philosophy to life, the “It Takes A Village” program aims to engage various sectors of society, including institutions of learning, government, religion, media, and, most importantly, the local community.
“We are really excited about ITAV, both myself and the owners of the property. I feel that it would be a great program for our residents,” says Jason Taylor, Romney Meadows Regional Manager.
The ITAV Community Meeting aims to introduce the comprehensive program to the residents of Romney Meadows, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration. The ITAV Community Meeting will also provide an opportunity for residents to learn more about the program, share their thoughts, and actively participate in shaping the future of their community. It is also an excellent opportunity to assess the needs of the residents.
“I can tell you that ITAV will be a benefit to our community. As a Property Manager,
I do my best to help them, but I am limited on what I can do. ITAV will be a game-changer,” remarks LaTonya Fleming.
The ITAV Community Meeting will be attended by the Romney Meadow residents, Romney Meadows Management, and Property Owners. The Good Samaritan Project believes that community strength lies in unity and mutual support.
The Good Samaritan Project invites other businesses and organizations to contribute and support this transformative initiative. Your involvement will contribute to building stronger and healthier communities.
Contact Us:
For further information or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or call us at (765) 807-0530. For additional event details, visit our website at https://goodsamaritanproject.net/, and follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/goodsamproject/.
About Good Samaritan Project:
The Good Samaritan Project, founded by Paula Davis, is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering positive change through community-driven projects.
Established on the principles of compassion and social responsibility, the Good Samaritan Project actively engages with local communities to identify and address pressing issues. Through ongoing collaboration with stakeholders, volunteers, and supporters, the organization continues to work toward building a more inclusive and compassionate society where the well-being of every individual is valued and prioritized.
