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COVID-19 Resources and Services from WRMA

Cover of the Tipsheet: 3 Ways to Recharge for Mental Health.
For remote workers the line between work and other aspects of life can feel nonexistent. The following tips can help you better integrate work into your life, reduce stress, and increase productivity, improving your mental and physical health, and contributing to fulfillment.
Cover of WRMA's data brief, "Impacts of COVID-19 on Child Maltreatment Reporting: Findings from NCANDS FFY 2020".
This data brief, written by WRMA subject matter experts, examines key child maltreatment indicators during the initial period following the declaration of national health emergency for COVID-19.
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What’s New

Recent publications and resources developed by WRMA

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This resource outlines the importance of adopting boundaries between work and life priorities. Additionally, it provides strategies workers can use to create boundaries, especially when work and life are in the same space.
Cover of the Tipsheet: 3 Ways to Recharge for Mental Health.
For remote workers the line between work and other aspects of life can feel nonexistent. The following tips can help you better integrate work into your life, reduce stress, and increase productivity, improving your mental and physical health, and contributing to fulfillment.
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Featured Expert

Jessica Farley

Technical Assistance Specialist, National Center on Tribal Early Childhood Development

Jessica Farley is a current Technical Assistance Specialist for the National Center on Tribal Early Childhood Development. She is a former tribal Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Administrator and Early Head Start–Child Care Partnership (EHS-CCP) Director for Kawerak, Inc., in Nome, AK. She has 6 years of experience in the early childhood field and expert knowledge of partnership development, CCDF regulations, subsidy administration, professional development, and quality improvement. Jessica has experience with direct service administration with an Indian Health Services Facility and is a veteran of the United States Army.

Why Work Here

At WRMA, we believe our employees are the most important investment for success, and we are dedicated to helping them realize their potential. Explore the benefits of working at WRMA.

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