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Hi, My name is McKenna Brooks, and today I'm gonna
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be talking to you about Eli's Place, a very special
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organization. So Ellis places a nonprofit based in Michigan, and
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it provides a support network for grieving Children and young
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adults in the area.
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The revision is to ensure that no child in Michigan
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grieves alone when talking about Elliot's.
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Please, it's very important to know their origin story to
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truly understand what they stand for.
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At least police was founded about 30 years ago and
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90 91 by Mental Health Workers volunteers and Betsy and
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Woody Stober, built in wood.
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Eastover had four Children, and we're living the best life
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possible, the American dream.
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When suddenly Ali passed away at 11 months old, heartbroken
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and devastated about seeing what he still looked for any
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outlet they could ride for their family to understand and
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walk through.
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Their grief was they only found things for themselves as
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parents and adults, nothing for their Children.
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Upon finding this, they decided that they would take it
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into their own pans and create their own network.
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They began in a church basement and expanded into four
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communities in eight counties.
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Sense son always place aims to revive.
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Three core service is to the Children and young adults
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they cater to, so I'm gonna break it down a
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little further for you.
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First, there's peer group therapy, which Ellis Place was founded
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on. This is when the Children are broken off into
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groups based on their age and led by a counselor
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mental health counselor, specifically will help them work through their
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grief. This provides connection should appears we often feel disconnected
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from, and it's a private way to work together through
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their grief.
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Next, there's also school group therapy that L.
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A provides in the area.
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This is their outreach program and revised Children outlet during
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class to escape Thio in a way to connect to
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classmates in a way that seems beyond possible.
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They're also family events in visuals that Ellis Place will
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provide. This is a way to bring the families together
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during this hard time, for example, before Eli's Place locations
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have a potluck room where they will have dinner for
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every single service night.
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This helps the families during this hard time, when it's
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almost impossible just to make a meal and put it
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on the table.
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There's also events such as the balloon release, where families
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will write the name of their loved ones and messages
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and release it together as a family.
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As a nonprofit, volunteering is a very significant part of
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Eli's place.
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In fact, a significant amount of the staff of Ellie's
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place is volunteer based Children.
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Teen and young adults are often forgotten in their grief
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among parents, too.
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I need a full team behind them.
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These volunteers can provide any range of help in a
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wide range of time commitments.
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This could be from one night a week to even
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your loan commitments out of time when it comes to
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who they're looking for in the talent that always please
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needs, there's super wide range, and almost anyone can find
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a way to help.
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Specifically. First off, they need mental health professionals.
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These will be the people leading their groups and providing
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counseling to the Children and young adults in question.
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They also need PR professionals, also known as public relations.
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These are gonna be the people that are leading outreach,
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not only looking for Children that are in need, but
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people that can help provide their volunteer surfaces and their
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donations so we threw info boots and presentations.
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They also need financial advisers.
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These will be the people that'll help Ella's.
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Please stay on a specific budget and budget.
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These donations will also help with check acceptance ranging a
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little bit off of PR.
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There's also the fund raising side of things.
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These will be the people that'll actually organized the events
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through Eli's place and activities to gain these funds and
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these donations.
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They're also often need of office helpers, so no job
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is little Receptionist can play a huge part of this
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leading the way as well as data entry.
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Every little job counts.
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And if you can't find a way to fit into
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the other five categories, you could be one of the
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grief survivors.
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So a very special role in Ellie's place that holds
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a very specific part.
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And the hearts of those who go there are the
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greeters. These will be the people that connect with participants
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as soon as they walk through the door and make
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each of the Children feel at home and like they
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belong, moving on for volunteering and talents.
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It's important to talk about donations, so L A is
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place is a non profit as we've discussed before.
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Um, as discussed as well previously lost among youth is
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often overlooked and has very few.
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Resource is when choosing a place to donate to provide
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your money to Eli's Place is an excellent option, as
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they are a one of a kind of the area.
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In fact, for two of the four regions, Ellis Place
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right service up there.
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The Onley nonprofit, designated specifically to youth, greets in that
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area. When you don't need to Eli's Place, you're not
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just giving money to the organization.
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You know what is going towards Ellis?
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Please always provides.
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Free service is ever involved.
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They will never charge a single soul that walks their
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door and needs help to do so.
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They need to fund mental health workers, but also they
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need the Eastern nations to purchase things that are needed
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for these group sessions.
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This can range widely, but I wanted to put down
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a few examples.
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There are grief journal E notebooks where the students and
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Children are able to put down what they need and
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how they feel.
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Um, arts and crafts specifically for the younger groups, memorial
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boxes were they decorate wooden boxes and put Mementos of
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their loved ones in them and family dinners.
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Just helping provide those meals that, like I've said before,
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are so hard to get in place during a time
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of grief.
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Don't need Delhi's places specifically very easy and set up
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throughout their website.
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The first step would be to select the amount.
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So when you're selecting out, it'll tell you what your
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money is going towards.
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So the same amount sponsors a child for a set
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number of months.
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For example, the few dollars will be enough to sponsor
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a child for one month and 100 $25.
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Just wanted a child for three months and etcetera, Step
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two, you will select your branch, so this is optional.
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However, a lot of people, like just set a specific
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branch or community that they want to donate to make
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homes to Eli's Place.
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There are four different branches of the operate out of
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Ann Arbor Capital Region Radar Flint in West Michigan, the
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thirst of allies placed my specific favorite.
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One is selecting a tribute.
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Now this is another optional one, but it's a way
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to donate in tribute of someone that you've lost your
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able to revive their name and their honored with that
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donation. It's also a great way if someone has lost
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a loved one to provide something in their name, you
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can have it so that they send something to the
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family, and they're aware that someone has donated in tribute
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of their lost loved one.
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In conclusion, Ellis, please, has served more than 25,000 individuals
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in Michigan over 30 years.
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They're currently still tending to the needs of 20,000 Children
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and growing the support and service is at least believe
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Elliot's place provides grieving Children, kids and teens and young
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adults is absolutely on parallel when it comes to court
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takeaways. We really need to remember that Ellie's place exists
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almost solely based on providing free counseling.
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Service is they want to provide for an overlooked group
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of grievers who don't have anywhere else to turn to
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an intern.
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By helping these survivors, Indians grievers, they provide them the
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tools and opportunities to grow and come together with their
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