Tony Shields

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• Tony Shields
• Executive Director
• [phone]
• tshields_at_uncom-milw.org

Board of Directors Sister Patrice Colletti,
President Richard Cox, Vice- President Jim
Bartos, Secretary Dr. Michele Bria,
Treasurer Mac Weddle Tom Schneider Jan Marie
Lambert Carol Keintz
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Mission

• Founded in 1995, United Neighborhood Centers of
  Milwaukee (UNCOM) is a committed citywide force
  of neighborhood centers working together, serving
  urban youth and families by providing
  opportunities to enhance quality of life and
  solutions for challenges facing Milwaukee's
  community.

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Vision

• UNCOM is Milwaukee's preeminent collaborative
  partnership, supporting healthy, wholesome, and
  empowered neighborhoods. Together we
• Implement High Quality, Cost Effective Model
  Programs By sharing best practices and
  replicating what works
• Deliver Programs and Services Effectively        
  By leveraging our expertise and resources
• Achieve Citywide Impact for Children, Adults, and
  Families
• Empowering residents of all ages and backgrounds
  to help crate solutions facing Milwaukee's
  community

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Who We Are

• Over 4 Centuries of combined experience
• 42,100 Milwaukee residents served
• 24 neighborhood sites
• 40 MPS/CLC sites
• 165 programs focused on prevention and
  intervention from birth through twilight

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29.8M Local Resource Investment

• 29.8M in combined annual budgets FY2008
• CDBG 654,000
• Safe and Sound 305,000
• Brighter Futures 415,000
• United Way 1,757,166
• MATC 81,665 plus 19 part-time instructors
• Wisconsin Technical College System 320,946

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UNCOM Staff

• Tony Shields, Executive Director
• Todd Curry, Director of Integrated Data System
• Sarah OConnor, Project Manager of Nutrition and
  Physical Activity for Urban Families
• Susan Rhinehart, Project Director of Project
  Respect Initiative
• Danielle Luer, Cultural Arts Coordinator
• Ann Bria, Director of Year Round Youth Innovative
  Workforce Program MAWIB
• Chee Thao, Job Placement/Retention Specialist
  MAWIB

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Structure

• Board of Directors Executive Directors of the
  member organizations
• Committees of the Board
• Finance Committee
• Program Committee
• Affinity Groups Controllers/HR Youth Directors

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UNCOM Database

• Developed in 1998 for 8 UNCOM agencies
• Tracks outcomes and generates reports
• 2007 contracted services to Community
  Advocates/Brighter Futures to provide database
  system for 32 Brighter Futures site

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• Healthy Partnerships 3-year grant 450,000
• Focus Child obesity reduction
• Project Respect (3-year grant) 449,951
• Focus Dating violence reduction

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Cultural Arts

• Major Sponsor
• 450,000 for 3-years of cultural arts programming
• 25,000 Mary Nohl grant of the Milwaukee
  Foundation for visual arts programming

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Milwaukee AreaWorkforce Investment Board

• 330,523 investment in UNCOM Year-round
  Innovative Youth Program
• 58 Out-of School Youth Internships
• 32 In-School Youth Internships
• UNCOM is cost effective
• Proven Result-Producing Track Record
• Experts in serving In-school and Out-of-School
  Youth

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UNCOM Gets Things Done

• Commitment to healthy families and neighborhood
• Passion to get the job done
• Produces results
• Positioned to provide mobilization and
  coordination at citywide level
• Preparing Milwaukeeans for workforce Jobs
• Preparing Milwaukeeans for K-12 and
  post-secondary training Education
• Crime prevention through youth and family
  positive engagement Anti-crime

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Partnership Organizations
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Crime Prevention Partners