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Jeffco CTC Internships 2021-2022

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- BONUS EVENT: Thursday, April 7th, 4-5 PM: Mural Input Session

Jeffco CTC Internships 2021-2022

Home
Attendance Form
Big group meetings
Project Teams
Events
- BONUS EVENT: Thursday, April 7th, 4-5 PM: Mural Input Session
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All About Jeffco CTC

This is an orientation to Jefferson County Communities That Care. This event will review the history of our community coalition and provide insight into all the different projects that Jeffco CTC workgroups are currently working on. Come learn how you can continue to be involved!

This is a good event to go to if you want to be considered for a summer 2022 Jeffco Teens internship!

Date: Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Time: 4 - 5:30 PM

Location: Zoom

How to Register: Email Pamela and Emily! (pgould@jeffco.us; emerewether@jeffco.us)

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This project was created by the Jefferson County Communities That Care coalition, which housed within Jefferson County Public Health. This resource was developed with funding from a Coalitions Organizing for Prevention grant from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and a Drug-Free Communities grant from the Centers for Disease Control. The views, policies and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the grant providers.

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