Margo Foreman
Public Health/Diversity, EEO, and Social Justice Professional
I invest in the community because I know the return is always WIN-WIN!
The gallery below highlights a few of my community engagement projects and partnerships.
Naomi's Home
A program of Project Safety- Net ran by the Outreach Ministry of Overcoming Church. Naomi’s House provides care for first-time pregnant teenagers in an effort to improve maternal health. Naomi's House is a safe and nuturing environment which is needed to empower the young families. I am excited to serve here as a volunteer Program Director helping them to build community and professional partnerships, a client base, and avenues of development.
Check out Project Safety-Net on the Web Here.
This is the advertisement that was distributed to attract community members of the Martindale-Brightwood Neighborhood to attend the Annual Health Fair. The fair was sponsored by the Overcoming Church of which I was a planner and organizer.
This represent a activity I developed to incentivize participant to take full advantage of the event.
This is the advertisement that was distributed to attract community members of the Martindale-Brightwood Neighborhood to attend the Annual Health Fair. The fair was sponsored by the Overcoming Church of which I was a planner and organizer.
Community Health Fair Event Planner
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I'm a proud to have helped Overcoming Church, one of the churches in the community realize their vision to have a free Health Expo aimed and providing health information and screening for women in the Martindale-Brightwood community in Indianapolis, IN. The theme was Adopting a Healthy Lifestile- For Life.
Enjoying time with fellow SIMSA leader at over-night reunion of campers.
SIMBA SIMAS make every effort to provide healthy meals to the youth during their participation in the program.
Enjoying time with fellow SIMSA leader at over-night reunion of campers.
SIMBA/SIMSA Indy Chapter
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I'm a adult tribe leader in the local chapter of the National SIMBA/SIMSA program. SIMBA/SIMSA is one of the major programs ran by RRR, Inc. (Rescue, Release, Restore) By rescuing gifts, releasing potential and restoring the promise of our youth within their communities. RRR’s mission is to transform the self worth and empower at risk youth through leadership training, artistic expression and mentorship. Their vision is to establish a year-round camp facility under Rescue, Release & Restore’s leadership that help youth and youth-based organizations replicate and sustain the RRR philosophy.
To learn more about RRR. Inc.
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CHIP Indy homeless count report
​ ​As many as 4,800 to 8,000 individuals are experiencing homelessness in Indianapolis. Results from the most current study showed a 20 percent increase in those becoming homeless due to job loss.
I serve as a volunteer surveyor of the homeless population in Indianapolis (Marion County). I have been involved in this yearly project since 2009. The count takes place all on one night in the summer. The statistics gathered help to produce a report that is essential in service planning for the county.
The primary sponsor for the report is Herman & Kittle Properties, Inc. The IUPUI Solution Center and Christ Church Cathedral provided additional financial support for the 2013 Point-In-Time Count and the subsequent report. The United Way of Central Indiana provided financial support for the 100K Homes Campaign and Registry Week. Lilly Endowment, Inc., and the Indianapolis Foundation, an affiliate of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, provide significant annual support to the Coalition’s and community’s programs.