Center Classification: Bonding with the Binder—January 12, 2010 at 3 p.m. (EST)

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Do you know where your center stands in the center classification process? Find out how close your center is to attaining Model center classification and the needed documentation for completing the process.

The Neighborhood Networks center classification process defines the factors that develop successful Neighborhood Networks centers. Advancement to Model center classification indicates that your center has established successful programs for resident self-sufficiency and developed resources for center sustainability. This conference call and Webinar will address the importance of center classification and how it helps centers take their place as Model assets within their communities. Key to this process of growth and sustainability is the development of the Model center binder.

By participating in this Webinar, participants will learn:

	The steps for achieving Designated, Certified, and Model center classification.
	The documentation needed for completing the Model center binder.
	The process for submitting the Model center binder.
	How the binder contributes to center success.

Participants can expect to receive a Web site link to download the Webinar PowerPoint presentation and sample documentation for later reference.

To participate:

	Step one: Test your browser. Prior to the event date and time, please test your browser for compatibility. Please note that this is only the browser test link and not the link to the actual event. Once you have successfully joined the test meeting, you may exit.
	Step two: Connect to the audio portion of the Webinar. Dial toll-free 888-556-5018 and ask to be connected to the Neighborhood Networks Webinar. Please call between 2:45 and 3 p.m. (EST) and be prepared to provide your contact information. The conference call begins promptly at 3 p.m.; however, you may join the call at any time.
	Step three: Join the Webinar. Follow the link below to join the meeting (no more than 10 minutes prior to start time).
	Troubleshooting. If you have problems entering the conference using the above link, go to the meeting page and manually enter the Meeting ID and Entry Code when prompted:   Enter your Meeting ID and Entry Code when prompted: Meeting ID: w6696478 Entry Code: A669647   Clear your browser's cache.   Close all un-needed applications, and run ONLY the browser supporting the meeting.   Disable pop up blockers.   Disable any chat applications that might distract you or pop up in your meeting window.   For assistance, visit Live Meeting Help and Support or contact Premiere Global Services at 888-569-3848 for technical support.

Please close your browser window at the end of the meeting to disconnect from the conferencing server.

For more information, contact the Neighborhood Networks Information Center, toll-free, at (888) 312-2743. The hearing impaired may access Neighborhood Networks via TTY by calling the Federal Information Relay Service, toll-free, at 800-877-8339.

Additional questions or ideas can be posted on the Neighborhood Networks discussion board.