Project Description Country: USA Location: Chicago, IL Total Budget: $1,250 Area of Focus: Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Activity Type: Peace: General Summary: Trauma Relief/Resilience Training program for 10 1st responders to fire in Little Village that took lives of 10 children Peace in Little Village: Resilience Training for 1st Responders. We propose to teach a Trauma Relief/Resilience Training program to 10 first responders to the fire in Little Village that took the lives of 10 children. It will involve teaching evidenced-based techniques that independent, peer-reviewed, scientific research has shown to reduce the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress. We may also include teachers at Farragut High School where we plan to have our Interact Club. This project will be the pilot for our larger RI global grant for Peace in Little Village and an African American community, which we will submit this year for next school year (total 4 schools & a variety of community organizations). It will build on our previous Peace in Chicago Schools global grant that was completed this year. Rotarians are partnering with International Association for Human Values, Chicago Fire Department and Chicago Police Department. # of Rotarians Participating: 5 # of Non-Rotarians Benefitting: 10+ Target Completion Date: 5/31/19 Project Contact Person District: 6450 Rotary Club of: Chicago Little Village Primary Contact: Pam Brockman Email: pam.brockman@att.net Project Status Dropped This project has been "Dropped". Check the history log entries to see why it was dropped. Project listed for the 2018-19 Rotary Year.

Proposed Financing Existing Contributions Towards This Project Date Cash DDF Total Chicago Little Village (6450) 10-Nov-18 $250 $1,000 $1,250 Total $250 $1,000 $1,250

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History Log Entries 10-Nov-18 by Rachel Ossyra System Entry: Creation of project page. 10-Nov-18 by Rachel Ossyra System Entry: Project sent for club signatures. 11-Nov-18 by Chuck Corrigan Payment on this project is on HOLD until the Club's Rotary Foundation annual fund and PolioPlus goals have been submitted. District Foundation Chair Chuck Corrigan or your Club's assistant governor can assist your Club President or Club Foundation Chair in setting and entering the goals. Please contact him Chuck via email or phone for assistance. email: cjc1@dbcw.com cell: (630) 853-9461 Please set the goals as soon as possible to release payment for your grant. Thanks. 13-Nov-18 by Chuck Corrigan The Club's Foundation goals have been entered, so the hold can be removed. Thanks, Chuck Corrigan 4-Dec-18 by Pam Brockman System Entry: Project signed by Pam Brockman. 10-Dec-18 by Rachel Ossyra System Entry: Project approved by the District Approval Committee. 19-Dec-18 by Chuck Corrigan System Entry: Check for DDF payment issued by Foundation Treasurer. 8-May-19 by Susan W Linn This is a reminder to submit the final report for your club’s 2018 – 2019 District Grant. All final reports are due by JUNE 1, 2019. Thanks 25-May-19 by Rachel Ossyra Per Pam Brockman, the project is not able to be implemented this Rotary Year due to timing issues with Chicago Fire Department. The Club will return the $1000 DDF to the District for return to TRF. The Club can reapply in 2019-2020. Once the funds are returned to the District, the DGS will close the project. 4-Jun-19 by Rachel Ossyra $1000 RETURNED FUNDS have been received by District. Will proceed to cancel/close project. 9-Jun-19 by Rachel Ossyra System Entry: Project dropped by Rachel Ossyra. Reason for dropping: Per Pam Brockman, the project is not able to be implemented this Rotary Year due to timing issues with Chicago Fire Department. The Club returned the $1000 DDF to the District on 6/6/19 for return to TRF. The Club can reapply in 2019-2020.