| Welcome to the People Acting
Together in Howard (PATH) website! PATH is an interfaith network
of active communities in Howard County and an affiliate of the
Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF).
The
Industrial Areas Foundation is the oldest and largest
institution for community organizing in the United States. For
sixty years, the IAF's mission has been to train people to take
responsibility for solving the problems in their own communities
and to renew the interest of citizens in public life.
PATH Action and Celebration
Monday May 14
7:15 - 9:00 PM
St. John Baptist Church
9055 Tamar Drive
Columbia, MD
We will be celebrating our the recent victories we won with our
allies in Annapolis--funding to address storm water runoff, and
funding for Aging in Place.
We will also celebrate the beginning of our youth jobs program
this year, and ask the County Executive and County Council to
support funding to continue the youth employment program in 2013
and to move two Head Start classrooms from Ellicott City to the
Long Reach neighborhood.
Summer Jobs!
PATH worked to create READY (Restoring the Environment and
Developing Youth) a new summer employment program in Howard
County, run by the non-profit Alliance for the Chesapeake. This
program is currently hiring young adults aged 16-23 for the crew
member position, and people 18 and up to be Crew Leaders. The
jobs will be 8-9 weeks of full-time employment, mid-June to
mid-August.
Click here
for the complete program brochure. For more information and application
requirements, please click the links below and choose
SAVE to download the Word document to your computer:
Crew Member (16-23 year olds)
Crew Leader (18+)
PATH in the News: Annapolis
Patch, 3/28/12
Clean Water Supporters Rally in Annapolis Howard County Times,
11/23/11
Residents respond to opposition, show support for CA's
women-only swim times
Baltimore Sun, 11/10/11
Faith-based group lobbies for Howard politicians' support,
Funding for seniors' in-home care, youth jobs among top
priorities Washington Post, 6/17/10
Legislation gives mobile-home owners protection if land is sold
|
SITE NAVIGATION
Home
About
Issues
Links
Media
Members
Victories
Contact
400 PATH leaders at an accountability session with politicians
Governor O'Malley signs a bill PATH
championed to protect residents of some of the last affordable
housing in Maryland--the people
who live in 14,000 mobile homes statewide.
PATH Leaders won a
reduction in bus waiting times from one hour to 30 minutes
in the County |
