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    ANNUAL INTERFAITH/

    COMMUNITY LEADER BREAKFAST

    Thursday, October 24, 2013

    7:30 until 10:00 AM

    St. Patrick Fenlon Hospitality Center

    10815 N. 84th Street, Scottsdale

    The Presenters

    The Health Insurance Marketplace: The new Health Care Law and You

    Cheri Tomlinson, MPA, Director of Grants and Interim Director of Research

    for the Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS).

    www.mihs.orgCheri has worked in health care for twenty-seven years and joined MIHS in 2003.

    Cheri serves on the Cover Arizona Coalition as a member of the Steering

    Committee and Co-Chair of the Central Coalition. Cover Arizona is a group of

    organizations that have joined to maximize enrollment of individuals and

    families in the new Health Insurance Marketplace and the restoration ofMedicaid and identify and assess outreach efforts to build on successes.

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    Aging in Place: Opening a Community Conversation

    Elizabeth Banta, Executive Director, Duet Partners In Health & Agingwww.duetaz.org

    Elizabeth Banta has served as Executive Director of Duet for eighteen years. She

    received a Masters Degree in Counseling and Certificate in Gerontology from

    Arizona State University. Prior to serving with Duet, she assisted elders through

    the Senior Adult for Independent Living program and the Arizona Long Term CareSystem. Providing compassionate help to older adults and family caregivers

    drives Elizabeths career vision.

    Martha Seaman, Juris DoctorThe Reverend Martha L. Seaman has served 34 years in state and local

    government. She is a Citizen advocate for age friendly communities. Martha is

    a Member, Village to Village Network , Deacon of the Episcopal Diocese of

    Arizona, Leader-Organizer and currently President of the Board, Valley

    Interfaith Project in Phoenix, and a Volunteer with Duet, a non-profit that

    strives to improve the quality of life for older adults across the Valley.

    Open Table: The Triumph of Relationship Over Poverty

    Judith Fritsch, State Executive Director, Open Table

    http://theopentable.org

    After 23 years of service to DES, Judith began a new role as the Open Table

    Volunteer State Executive Director for Arizona. Judith now leads and oversees all

    operations of Open Table in Arizona and provides guidance in the development of

    faith-government relationships throughout Open Table areas. She also serves as

    a member of the Arizona Serves Task Force established by Governor Janice K.

    Brewer. Judith is committed to increasing the capacity of Arizona communities

    and engaging in Faith-Based partnerships which bring Church, Government and

    Community together to address the issues of poverty faced by so many

    individuals and families all across Arizona, helping them reach their greatest

    potential.

    RSVP and Questions to:

    Carol LoPorto at 480-998-3843 or [email protected]

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    Navigator Training Speakers

    Following the Interfaith Breakfast session, 10:10 - 11:50(All are welcome.)

    Suicide Prevention Resources

    Jill McMahon, Spring Returns Counseling Services

    http://jillmcmahoncounseling.com

    Jill is a licensed professional counselor who has focused on working with Survivors of

    Suicide since 2003. She appreciates the uniqueness and social stigma associated with

    this grief. Her goal is to provide a safe space for those struggling with this loss, and

    to help provide hope for those feeling confused, helpless and alone. She has been a

    speaker at the American Association of Suicidology and the Canadian Association

    for Suicide Prevention national conferences. Last month, Jill spoke at the

    International Association for Suicide Prevention conference in Oslo, Norway.

    Community Information and Referral Services/ 2-1-1 Arizona

    Catherine Rea Dunning, Chief Executive Officerwww.211Arizona.org

    Over the years, Catherine has been responsible for overseeing a wide variety of

    human service, housing, HMIS and 2-1-1 programs, as well as serving as a

    Legislative Aide and in a variety of human services and nonprofit advocacy roles.

    Catherine currently serves on the national 211 US Steering Committee, the 211 US

    Public Policy Committee, the national 2-1-1 State Directors Council, the national

    Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS) Board of Directors, the Alliance

    of Arizona Nonprofits Leadership Council, the Phoenix Organization for NonprofitExecutives (ONE), and is a member of the Maricopa Association of Governments

    (MAG) Continuum of Care Committee.

    For Additional Information about the Navigator Training session, please contact

    Bruce Johnsin at 480.946.4207 or [email protected]