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Here's how your organization can do it.
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How will your organization meet this need differently (through method of delivery, group served, location, projects and services, etc).? -In what ways can members of the community get involved in your organization?
How does your organization differ from others?
How does your organization differ from others? 2. Risk perception Which threats do your staff face?
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