Thursday, August 27 | Netsmart Life

Sharing Reflections As We Say Farewell to Our First Group of Virtual FUTURES

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As we continue to navigate the uncertainty 2020 brings, we’re grateful we had the opportunity to spend the summer with 39 Netsmart FUTURES. While the experience differed from years past, it still offered each student the opportunity to join meaningful projects, gain real world experience and apply the knowledge they’ve learned in the classroom.

Preparing students for the next step in their careers is just one of the many positive outcomes of this program. Watch the video below, as eight 2020 FUTURES share about their six weeks with Netsmart during the first ever virtual internship program

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Making EveryDayMatter: Celebrating National Volunteer Month

Monday, April 22 | Netsmart Life,Cause Connected,Netsmart in the Community,Netsmart Culture

Wendy Hill sheds light on the importance of volunteering and how finding ways to express our cause-connected mindset provides us the opportunity to grow and learn from one another. Through the EveryDayMatters program, Netsmart encourages associates to engage with charitable organizations, fostering a culture of giving back and making a meaningful impact in communities nationwide.

Social Work Breaks Barriers

Friday, March 22 | Cause Connected,Netsmart Culture,Netsmart Life

In celebration of National Social Work Month, Julie Ingram, MSW, VP of Client Development, Public Sector, Counties, reflects on how the values she learned as a social worker align with Netsmart and the work she does for our clients every day.

Beyond Gratitude: Ozark Center's Transformative Impact on Veterans' Lives

Thursday, November 09 | Netsmart Life

Every year on November 11th, we come together as a nation to honor the brave men and women who have served in the military, protecting our freedom and ensuring our safety. Hear from Vicky Mieseler, Chief Administrative Officer at Ozark Center on how their organization has developed a successful Veteran Integration Program (VIP) to make a meaningful impact for those who have served and their families, both within Ozark Center and in the community at large.