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Perris Helps Boost Non Profits

By Nicole Wolfe, Community Writer
June 8, 2015 at 01:44pm. Views: 40

The City of Perris has engaged the Center for Advocacy and Leadership Training (CALT) to provide free Capacity Building Training to Perris Non Profit Organizations. This opportunity has been designed exclusively for Perris-based non profits, recognizing that thriving communities have healthy non-profit sectors. All course materials and lunch are included and a certificate of completion will be issued for those attending all training dates in the 6-month free series. The series kicks off June 25 and will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with lunch provided by CALT, at the Perris Senior Center, 100 North D. Street in Perris. Registration is currently open and the training is free to all Perris non-profits. Up to two representatives may attend from each organization. Through CALT, governmental and non-governmental organizations have access to research, best practices and proven model templates, which better equip them to increase productivity, establish client centered programs and services and increase utilization of efficient strategies with positive outcomes. To register, call 909-886-2994, email nwolfe@timeforchangefoundation.org, or visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org and hit the Training/Events Tab, then click "Register for Training."

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