CAREER DAY CELEBRATION

Explosion To Whom It May Concern:

Hello, hopefully you and your family had a wonderful blessed summer. As you already know last year’s “Career Day” was an awesome explosion thanks to you and your support! This year for “Career Day” I am going to attempt to have “Career Day” earlier this year. Therefore, I am aiming for this event to take place in November; which is known to be the month for celebrating careers in “Character Education”. Making a decision on a career and the related decision of choosing a major in college will be one of the most important decisions children will make in their lives. This “Career Day” will be held on Friday November 4th. The “Career Day” will begin promptly at 9:00a.m- 12 noon. I am looking forward for approximately thirty career presenters. If you are willing to spread the word about out how exciting your career is and inspire students to choose “Your Career”. Please join Morningside Elementary on their special “Career Day”!

Thanking You In Advance;

Ms. Davis

Guidance Counselor (Chair)

Mrs. Renea Ali (Co-chair)

Select a career and investigate it!

Check for understanding on apps & programs required to complete the project…

Do you know how to use PowerPoint? Do you know how to use Jing? Do you know how to use Skitch? Do you know how to use a QR code? Do you know how to make a QR code?

See Mrs. Ward before Wednesday, Nov.30th for tutorial sessions on these apps and programs!

Make your choice… Look at each of the slides. Decide as a group which occupation you would like to

investigate. Sign your agreement to work together on your chosen career

and take a photo of it with Mrs. Ward’s iPad. Sign out your 2 iPads and go to assigned desktop computer. Scan one of the QR codes on the slide of your chosen career

with an iPad and begin research. Use Jing or Skitch app to capture screens and highlight

pertinent information with highlighting tool, make notes with text feature, and save capture

With Jing make sure that you remember where you saved it and what you called it! Skitch places all files in the camera roll.

Using the Jing or Skitch app…

This is how you will take notes.

When finding screens that have the information you need to complete your slides, capture or snap the screen, make notes on it and save.

Later, when you are creating your PowerPoint presentation you will be able to access those saved screens for the info that you need.

Education: Principal, Counselor, Teacher, Librarian, Speech PathologistSelect one of the above to research.

What is the required education for that position?

What math classes are needed to obtain the degree?

What is the annual salary for this position in Alabama? California?

Do people tend to stay in the educational field or do they change after a few years?

What are some of the negative aspects of the job?

What are the positive aspects of the job?

Information Technology: Programmers, Web developers, Network technicians Select one of the above to research.

What is the required education for that position?

What math classes are needed to obtain the degree?

What is the annual salary for this position in Alabama? California?

Do people tend to stay in this field or do they change after a few years?

What are some of the negative aspects of the job?

What are the positive aspects of the job?

Engineering: Architectural, Chemical, Electrical, AeronauticalSelect one of the above to research.

What is the required education for that position?

What math classes are needed to obtain the degree?

What is the annual salary for this position in Alabama? California?

Do people tend to stay in this field or do they change after a few years?

What are some of the negative aspects of the job?

What are the positive aspects of the job?

Business: Administration, Marketing, Accounting, Stock Broker, SalesSelect one of the above to research.

What is the required education for that position?

What math classes are needed to obtain the degree?

What is the annual salary for this position in Alabama? California?

Do people tend to stay in this field or do they change after a few years?

What are some of the negative aspects of the job?

What are the positive aspects of the job?

Medical field: Doctor, Nurse, Physical Therapist, Anesthesiologist, Paramedic, Dentist Select one of the above to research.

What is the required education for that position?

What math classes are needed to obtain the degree?

What is the annual salary for this position in Alabama? California?

Do people tend to stay in this field or do they change after a few years?

What are some of the negative aspects of the job?

What are the positive aspects of the job?

Citing your sources

It is against the law to copy someone else’s work and claim it as your own.

The person who first creates it has the “copyright” of that piece of work.

It is very important to give credit where credit is due so that is why we “cite” our sources.

When you capture a screen because you are using information from it you are copying another’s work so you must list the URL (Internet address at the top of your browser screen) for that screen.

My Resources (Citation Slide)

State the name of the article, when you copied it and list the URL. Repeat process for every website you get information from.

SEE EXAMPLE BELOW

Mission USA: An Interactive Way to Learn History, retrieved on 11/20/16 from http://www.mission-us.org/

Student Names: __________________________________________________________________________________Date:__________ What do I know about careers or What do I really want to be when I grow up? PowerPoint Presentation

CATEGORY 4 3 2 1

Slide requirements Creates presentation with Intro, 4 question/answer, 1 analysis, 1 cite slides (Total: 6)

Creates 6 slide presentation but is missing information

Missing 1 required slide and/or required information

Missing more than 2 required slides, incomplete information

QR Code More than 2 code images correctly link to URL

More than 1 code image correctly links to URL

1 code image does link to correct URL

Code image does not link to correct URL

Saves PPT Correctly Saves project in the correct folder

Saves project in the correct folder

Needs help to save project in the correct folder

Needs help to save project in the correct folder or does not save project

Uses Jing and/or Skitch Is able to use tools, save and access when needed

Is able to use tools & save but has difficulty accessing files

Saves file but has problems with tools in app

Needs help with tools, fails to make notes, does not save file correctly or correctly use saved information

Punctuation and Grammar Always uses correct punctuation, capitals and complete sentences

Mostly uses capitals and periods correctly

Uses few capitals and periods Omits capital letters completely or rarely uses capital letters or punctuates

Team Collaboration All members of team performed their responsibilities and worked well together

Most members performed their responsibilities and worked well together

Few members performed their responsibilities and did not work well together

Members had difficulties working together and taking responsibility for own jobs

Listening and Project Completion

Listened to directions and was able to complete project

Usually listened to directions and was able to complete project

Listened to directions and was able to complete project somewhat

Demonstrates no understanding of technology content- did not listen to directions and was not able to complete the project

Comments

Community Resource Partners (United Way) As part of its community impact model, UWSWA collaborates with health and human service organizations in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, and Washington counties to address key social issues in the areas of UWSWA’s four building blocks for a better life: health, education, financial stability, and essentials.

By partnering with local agencies, United Way of Southwest Alabama furthers its vision of strengthening communities by uniting and mobilizing resources.

The agencies listed below go through a comprehensive vetting process, during which they are examined and their by-laws, tax forms, and audits are reviewed by a panel of community volunteers. The agencies are also visited and evaluated as part of their application process. Every two years, area nonprofits have the opportunity to apply to become a United Way Partner Agency.

AIDS Alabama South Our Mission is to provide support, assistance, education, and advocacy for people affected by HIV and AIDS and to provide HIV prevention education and awareness to the community of Southwest Alabama. Phone: (251) 471-5277; Address: 2054 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 36606; UWSWA Designation Code: 086; Website

Alpha Women’s Resource Center

The Alpha Women’s Resource Center is a Christ-centered organization promoting a culture of life by serving people who are facing unplanned pregnancies and related sexual issues. Phone: (251) 246-7750; Address: 6481 Hwy 43 North, Jackson, Alabama 36545; UWSWA Designation Code: 074; Website

AltaPointe Health Systems

The mission of AltaPointe Health Systems is to plan and facilitate a comprehensive, behavioral healthcare system that promotes the wellness and recovery of people living with mental illness, substance abuse and developmental disability. Phone: (251) 450-2211; Address: 5750-A Southland Drive, Mobile, AL 36693; UWSWA Designation Code: 022; Website

American Red Cross South Alabama Chapter

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Phone: (251) 544-6100; Address: 35 N. Sage Avenue, Mobile, AL 36607; UWSWA Designation Code: 003; Website

The Arc of Clarke County

The Arc of Clarke County advocates for and supports people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities so that they are recognized as valued members of the community by promoting: dignity and respect; a person’s right to choose; safe work and living environments; best possible health; and natural supports. Phone: (251)246-3000; Address: 501 Forest Avenue, Jackson, AL 36545; UWSWA Designation Code: 060; Website

Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Alabama

The Big Brothers Big Sisters Mission is to help children reach their potential through one-to-one relationships with mentors that have a measurable impact on youth. Phone: (251) 344-0536; Address: 9 Dauphin Street, Suite 101, Mobile, AL 36602; UWSWA Designation Code: 100; Website

Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama

Our mission is to provide year-round youth development programs designed to enhance the quality of life for the young people of Mobile County. Our programs are based on principles of behavioral guidance, which promote leadership, character, health and physical education and emphasize the importance of education and cultural growth. Phone: (251) 432-1235; Address: 1102 Government Street, Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 004; Website

Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Alabama

Phone: (334) 636-5402; Address: 149 Adams Avenue, Thomasville, AL 36784; UWSWA Designation Code: 175

Catholic Social Services of Greater Mobile Area

The mission of Catholic Social Services in the Archdiocese of Mobile is to provide service to people in need, to advocate for justice in social structures, and to call the entire church and people of good will to do the same. Phone: (251) 434-1550; Address: 400 Government Street, Mobile, AL 36602; UWSWA Designation Code: 005; Website

The Child Advocacy Center

The mission of the Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is to be the Mobile community response to the problem of child abuse. Abused children are interviewed here by a specialized, trained team of professionals. Children and their non-offending family members are referred for counseling and prepared for the criminal justice process. Also provided are educational and training programs in child abuse awareness and prevention. Phone: (251) 432-1101; Address: 1351 Springhill, Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 135; Website

Child Day Care Association At the Nina Nicks Joseph Child Development Center, we encourage children’s learning through educational play using research based curriculum for every age group! Everyday, children are engaged in a variety of hands-on educational activities in an environment that fosters a child’s positive self-esteem and a love of learning. Phone: (251) 433-1310; Address: 209 South Washington Avenue, Mobile, AL 36602; UWSWA Designation Code: 006

Community Action Agency of South Alabama

As a non-profit business/organization, we are charged to provide programs and services which promote and create self-sufficiency to individuals, families, and communities. Community Action Agency Clarke County provides food, financial assistance for housing, utilities, and medical bills. Phone: (251) 275-8498; Address: 133 Court Street, Grove Hill, AL 36451; UWSWA Designation Code: 147; Website

Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) (Mobile) CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate. It is a national organization composed of ordinary people who make an extraordinary difference in a child’s life. CASAs are trained volunteers appointed by a judge to speak for the well-being and safety of an abused or neglected child who is the subject of a dependency/custody hearing. UWSWA Designation Code: 177; Website

Crittenton Youth Services

The mission of Crittenton Youth Services is to provide educational services that promote the physical, emotional, and social health of all youth. Phone: (251) 639-0004; Address: 30 Schillinger Rd, North Suite 105, Mobile, AL 36608; UWSWA Designation Code: 015; Website

Dearborn YMCA

The Dearborn YMCA is a powerful association of men, women, and children of all ages and from all walks of life joined together by a shared passion: to strengthen the foundations of community with a commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living, and fostering a sense of social responsibility. Phone: (251) 432-4768; Address: 321 North Warren Street, Mobile, AL 36603; UWSWA Designation Code: 034; Website

Drug Education Council

The Drug Education Council is a voluntary, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a drug-free society, preventing chemical dependency, and providing quality education, information and intervention programs. Phone: (251) 478-7855; Address: 3000 Television Ave, Mobile, AL 36606; UWSWA Designation Code: 010; Website

Dumas Wesley Community Center

The mission of the Dumas Wesley Community Center of Mobile, Alabama is to EDUCATE, EMPOWER and ENRICH our local community through collaborative programs of Christian service that: provide for immediate human needs, strengthen family life, develop leadership, and encourage personal responsibility. Phone: (251) 479-0649; Address: 126 Mobile Street, Mobile, AL 36670; UWSWA Designation Code: 011; Website

Educational Center for Independence (ECI)

ECI is a private, non-profit organization located in Chatom, Alabama that provides quality, comprehensive services to adults in Washington County who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. ECI strives to help each individual they serve achieve greater independence in his/her life. Services provided by ECI include day training, in-home respite care, personal care, and an on-site group home. Each of the services provided is individually tailored to help each man/woman achieve his/her personal goals. Phone: (251) 847-2970; Address: 234 Hearn Drive, Chatom, AL 36518; UWSWA Designation Code: 040; Website

Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama

The Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama has as its mission to educate and support individuals with epilepsy and their families, to increase awareness in the general community and to facilitate prevention and management of epilepsy. This includes providing services and programs for people with epilepsy and their families; educating and increasing awareness about epilepsy; providing leadership in advocacy for epilepsy issues and collaborating with other community resources in support of the mission of the people with seizure disorders. Phone: (2510) 341-0170; Address: Office Park 3, 273 Azalea Rod #310, Mobile, AL 36609; UWSWA Designation Code: 012; Website

Family Promise of Coastal Alabama

Family Promise of Coastal Alabama is a non-profit group of people of all faiths working together to address the problems of poverty and homelessness in the Mobile and Baldwin communities. We are committed to helping families – who by no fault of their own, something unthinkable happens: eviction, job loss, catastrophic illness, a house fire or the loss of a spouse – find themselves without a home and are too embarrassed to ask for help. Phone: (251) 441-1991; Address: 1260 Dauphin St., Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 196; Website

Feeding the Gulf Coast

Feeding the Gulf Coast, formerly the Bay Area Food Bank, works through member organizations and special programs, to provide nutritious food to meet the challenge of feeding people who are hungry as a result of personal crisis or disaster. They will educate the public regarding domestic

hunger, proper nutrition and related issues. Phone: (251) 653-1617; Address: 5248 Mobile South Street, Theodore, AL 36582; UWSWA Designation Code: 043; Website

Franklin Primary Health Center

The mission of Franklin Primary Health Center is to be a caring, compassionate and viable community health center, proactively improving the lives of those we serve by providing accessible, affordable and quality comprehensive health services. Phone: (251) 432-4117; Address: 1202 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., Mobile, AL 36603; UWSWA Designation Code: 085; Website

Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast

Goodwill Easter Seals (GES) is a non-profit, United Way partner agency serving 12 counties in the Alabama-Florida Gulf Coast area. The agency provides programs and services to help individuals and families overcome challenges due to disabilities or other barriers that impact economic well-being, self- sufficiency and quality of life. Phone: (251) 471-1581; Address: 2448 Gordon Smith Drive, Mobile, AL 36617; UWSWA Designation Code: 002; Website

Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services

Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services is a private, non-profit corporation with a 501(c)(3) IRS tax status governed by a volunteer Board of Directors made up of educators, health care and mental health care experts, accountants, non-profit management professionals and Early Head Start (EHS) parent representation. Phone: (251) 473-1060; Address: 3100 Cottage Hill Road, Bldg. 4 Suite 400, Mobile, AL, 36606; UWSWA Designation Code: 184; Website

Home of Grace for Women Our mission is to provide a comprehensive alcohol and drug recovery program for females ages 18 and up. We provide a twelve week residential program that embraces all aspects of addiction and recovery, including spirituality. Our goal is to help addicted females recover from their addiction, be restored with their families, encourage them to further their education as appropriate, and to live a life that is chemically free. Phone: (251) 456-7807; Address: 394 Aldock Rd., Eight Mile, AL 36613; UWSWA Designation Code: 017; Website

Housing First

The mission of Housing First, Inc. is: to prevent, address and end homelessness by developing resources and assets, providing advocacy, leading community planning, and encouraging community collaboration and development. Phone: (251) 450-3345; Address: 273 Azalea Road, Building 3 Suite 10, Mobile, AL 36609; UWSWA Designation Code: 137; Website

The Learning Tree, Inc.

The Learning Tree is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational, residential and support services for children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, including autism. Programs are designed to help children lead more fulfilling and rewarding lives. Phone: (251) 649-4420 ; Address: 4979 Lott Road, Eight Mile, AL 36613; UWSWA Designation Code: 101; Website

Lifelines Counseling Services

Lifelines/Family Counseling Center of Mobile, Inc. has as its mission facilitating positive changes in individuals, families and communities by providing comprehensive education, referral and counseling services for social, emergency and financial problems. Phone: (251) 602-0909; Address: 705 Oak Circle Drive East, Mobile, AL 36609; UWSWA Designation Code: 013; Website

McKemie Place

Founded in 2007, McKemie Place is the only overnight shelter for single, homeless women in all of Mobile, Washington and Baldwin Counties. McKemie Place is a safe haven for homeless women. We currently have a 69-bed capacity and provide a place for women to temporarily stay overnight. Phone: (251) 432-1122; UWSWA Designation Code: 102; Website

Mobile Arc

Our mission is to advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in order to afford protection of their rights and to improve their quality of life; provide needed services for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, in collaboration with other agencies and organizations; educate the public to instill a better understanding of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities; and promote research in prevention, education and training of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Phone: (251) 479-7409; Address: 2424 Gordon Smith Drive, Mobile, AL 36617; UWSWA Designation Code: 021; Website

Mobile Area Education Foundation

The Mobile Area Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving our local public schools. Founded in 1992, our mission is to build community responsibility for improving public education outcomes in Mobile County. We work with, but are independent of, the Mobile

County Public School System. Phone: (251) 476-0002; Address: 605 Bel Air Blvd, Suite 400, Mobile, AL 36606; UWSWA Designation Code: 189; Website

Mobile Community Action

MCA empowers people in poverty so that children and adults can achieve their maximum potential through education, training, employment, and emergency support services. Phone: (251) 457-5700; Address: 461 Donald Street, Mobile, AL 36610; UWSWA Designation Code: 084; Website

Mulherin Custodial Home

Our primary purpose is to provide a home for individuals, children and adults with developmental disabilities. We now serve 34 developmentally delayed children and adults who are unable to function independently. Mulherin Custodial Home is a residential program in which 24 hour care is given, in a family surrounding, with a great deal of tender, loving care. We transport 26 of our Residents to day programs where they receive training and/or services. Phone: (251) 471-1998; Address: 2496 Halls Mill Road, Mobile, AL 36606; UWSWA Designation Code: 024; Website

Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy

The Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy is a non-profit organization that provides life-sustaining medication to persons with severely limited income and resources. We offer the medications free of charge to qualifying individuals. Phone: (251) 432-4110; Address: 571 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 36602; UWSWA Designation Code: 178; Website

Penelope House Inc.

The mission of Penelope House is to provide safety, protection, and support to the victims of Domestic Violence and their children through the provision shelter, advocacy, and individual and community education. Administrative Phone: (251) 342-2809; Crisis Line: (251) 342-8994; Address: PO Box 9127, Mobile, AL 36691; UWSWA Designation Code: 025; Website

Regional Child Advocacy Center (Clarke County)

Our mission is to serve victims of child abuse and neglect in order to promote healing and to educate the public to protect our children from abuse. Phone: (251) 275-2804; Address: 127 West Cobb St., Grove Hill, AL 36451; UWSWA Designation Code: 136; Website

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile provides a supportive home environment offering care, compassion, and hope to families with seriously ill and injured children being treated at area hospitals. Phone: (251) 694-6873; Address: 1626 Spring Hill Ave., Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 194; Website

The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama

The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama provides spiritual, social and emotional assistance for men, women and children who have lost the ability to cope with their problems and provide for themselves. Our centers offer emergency shelter, job training and placement, social services and seasonal assistance for families in need. We also provide work, group and individual therapy for men who are recovering from addictions. The physical and spiritual care that program participants receive prepares them to re-enter society and return to gainful employment. Many of those who have been rehabilitated are reunited with family and resume a normal life. Phone: (251) 438-1625; Address: 1009 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 027; Website

Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, Mobile Chapter

Our mission is to advocate for and enhance our membership’s ability to improve the quality of health, life and services for individuals, families and communities affected by sickle cell disease and related conditions, while promoting the search for a cure for all people in the world with sickle cell disease. In addition to Mobile County, the SCDAA – Mobile Chapter serves eight additional counties in Alabama: Baldwin, Escambia, Choctaw, Clarke, Conecuh, Covington, Monroe, and Washington. Phone: (251) 432-0301; Address: 1453 Springhill Ave., Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 134; Website

South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program

The South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program, Inc. (“VLP”) is a charitable organization dedicated to delivering pro bono publico legal services to low-income citizens in Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke and Washington counties. Through local volunteer lawyers, the SAVLP provides free legal services in certain civil matters. Phone: (251) 438-1102; Address: 56 St. Joseph Street, Suite 312, Mobile, AL 36602; UWSWA Designation Code: 045; Website

Southwest Alabama Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) (Thomasville)

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) provides opportunities for people 55 and over to make a difference in their community through volunteer service. RSVP volunteers contribute anywhere from a few to over forty hours a week, serving through schools, day care centers, police departments, hospitals and other nonprofit and public organizations to help meet critical community needs. UWSWA Designation Code: 061; Website

St. Mary’s Home

Since 1838, the mission of St. Mary’s Home has remained the same – to provide support and education to destitute orphans and to children abandoned, neglected or abused by their parents or whose parents are unable or unwilling to support or to educate them. St. Mary’s Home’s vision is that all children will live free from violence, neglect, and fear. Phone: (251) 344-7733; Address: 4350 Moffett Road, Mobile, AL 36618; UWSWA Designation Code: 026; Website

United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile

The primary mission of UCP of Mobile is to promote the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. UCP offers a wide range of services for people of all ages, starting with one of our early intervention programs and continuing through adulthood with our supported employment program. Phone: (251) 479-4900; Address: 3058 Dauphin Square Connector, Mobile, AL 36607; UWSWA Designation Code: 029; Website

Via Health, Fitness, & Enrichment Center

The Via Health, Fitness and Enrichment Center/Senior Citizens Services promote a healthy, active, independent lifestyle among adults. Via/SCS advocates, teaches, and leads healthy aging programs and initiatives for the surrounding community. Phone: (251) 478-3311; Address: 1717 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 36604; UWSWA Designation Code: 028; Website

Victory Health Partners

As a witness for Jesus Christ, Victory Health Partners exists to minister to the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the medically under-served by providing affordable, quality health care services. We recognize that God is the True Healer and the source of all. We seek to know Jesus Christ, His Son, and to make Him known. Phone: (251) 460-0999; Address: 3750 Professional Parkway, Mobile, AL 36609; UWSWA Designation Code: 148; Website

Volunteers of America Southeast (VOASE)

Volunteers of America is a movement organized to reach and uplift all people and bring them to the knowledge and active service of God. Volunteers of America, illustrating the presence of God through all that we do, serves people and communities in need and creates opportunities for people to experience the joy of serving others. Volunteers of America measures its success in positive change in the lives of individuals and communities we serve. Phone: (251) 300-3500; Address: 600 Azalea Road, Mobile, AL 36609; UWSWA Designation Code: 083; Website

Wilmer Hall Children’s Home

Our core mission is to provide a long-term residential home for children who cannot live with their natural parents. In addition to the Residential Living Program, we now have a Transitional Living Program, a Transitional Family Program and an Education Program. Phone: (251) 342-4931; Address: 3811 Old Shell Road, Mobile, AL 36608; UWSWA Designation Code: 032; Website

YMCA of South Alabama

Our mission is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all. With a commitment to nurturing the potential of all kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility, the Y ensures that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow and thrive. UWSWA Designation Code: 033; Website