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- 2. MOMMAS HOUSE CASE STUDY Cesar Del Rosario, group leader Shivendu Bhalla, Christian Cortes, Ryan Day, James Pace, Tatiana Robinson, Joseph Tate The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 3. Vision MOMMAS HOUSE is dedicated to ensuring that any pregnant young woman on Long Island can have a realistic opportunity to parent her child even in the most difficult of circumstances. MOMMAS can make a difference for teenage mothers abandoned by their families, having no place to take their babies other than a seedy rooming house and no prospects other than being chained to welfare. Young mothers, whose choice of life for their child is at odds with a society which too often promotes death, now have a place to take their baby home. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 4. Accomplishments Dedication of Patricia Shea Staff Mommas House Volunteers Donors The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 5. Mommas House Quick Facts 28 Mothers, 29 Children Four Homes 164 Applicants Children from Pre-Born to 6 years old The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 6. Volunteering Opportunities Child Care Transportation Tutoring/Teaching Skills Mentoring Donation pick-up and/or sorting. Fundraising including grant research/writing Relief for House-managers-day, evening weekends, and/or overnight. Handyman Clerical Work Mailings Workshops On Campus The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 7. Volunteer Sectors and Recommendations Child Care, Tutoring/Teaching Skills, Mentoring Implement a similar Jump-Start Program for child care. High School/College Students to tutor mothers. Local Public Officials, clergymen, religious people to provide mentoring. College Faculty Workshops The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 8. Jumpstart Jumpstart is a national early literacy organization that works towards the day when every child in America enters school prepared to succeed. Jumpstart accomplishes this mission through supporting corps members to work individually with young children in preschool setting. Johns University provides the Jumpstart. Provides children one on one help in reading, writing, art, science, mathematics. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 9. Community Outreach Schools High School/College Programs Retired Tradesmen Mentors Local Organizations The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 10. Internships available in: Accounting, Advertising, Communication, Education, Finance, Marketing, Psychology, Public Relations. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 11. Internship Duties Basic Duties Mentoring Clerical Work Specialized Duties Financial Statements Grant Research/Writing Market Research Psychological Studies Public Relations/Donor Retention The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 12. Internship Experience Can be counted for credit. Valuable experience in specific fields. Valuable experience through community. Mentorship under University Professors. Help Satisfy Ph.D. requirements. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 13. Volunteer Retention Comfort Know the volunteer Teambuilding Excercise Know everyone Encouragement Develop Volunteer Community Volunteer BBQ, bowling night out, etc. Incentivize with recognition The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 14. Funding Donor Feedback Fundraising Events Grants The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 15. Funding Promotion Flyers Invite Local Businesses Collaborate with other non-profits. Seek out non-financial funding sources. Financial services, grant writing, web-design. Social Networking Advertising Ask for space in newspapers for advertisements. Radio Stations, Public Access Television. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 16. Fundraising Events Passion for Fashion, existing Fundraising Walks Dinners/Dances Proceed Events (teaming up with stores and purchasing products will entitle contribution to Mommas House ex. 50% of what you spend will be donated to Mommas House) Raffles Art Shows Carnivals Church second collections The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 17. On-Demand Necessities New Infant & Toddler Size New Pillows Clothing New Towels Baby Monitors Gasoline/Phone Gift Cards Baby Wash, Lotion, Shampoo, Oil, Plastic Storage bins with lids Powder Umbrellas New Solid color Knit Crib Seats Bedroom Dressers Working Car Durable Vacuum Cleaner Metrocard Home Depot Gift Cards Paper Goods Sewing Kits Cleaning Supplies Toiletries New Bed in a Bag Sets Mattress Covers New Twin Size bedsheets The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 18. Market to Local Companies Invested in Children/Mothers Goodwill Special Proceeds Events The Salvation Army Craigslist Free Toys R Us/Babies R Wholesale Toiletries Us Pricing Wholesale Distributors Gift Baskets to fulfill On- Furniture Stores Demand Necessities Craigslist The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
- 19. Mommas House Service Quality Resident Interviews Social Worker does interviews. Seek professional therapists to conduct group therapy sessions on a volunteer basis Feeling of Inclusion between residents, volunteers and staff. The Peter J. Tobin College of Business The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management Department of Management
- 20. Thank You The Peter J. Tobin College of Business Department of Management
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- #20: Resident InterviewsIn what ways do they think they can be helpful running the house. Understanding what they are doing so far, what works and what needs improvement. Social Worker does interviews.Seek professional therapists to conduct group therapy sessions on a volunteer basis using as a source people who are pursuing their doctorate in Social Work and Psychotherapy. Feeling of Inclusion between residents, volunteers and staff. Volunteer TasksIdentify things residents can do to volunteer. Ask people out of program to volunteer.