Features | ECAB Network

Easy edits with Theme Customizer

You can easily make changes to your website using Theme Customizer. Change colors of the gradient overlays, set the look of custom Call To Action menu item and more.

Fullscreen Slider

Welcome your visitors with a full-screen image or video. It doesn’t have to be one image – it is a slider! You can display an image / logo that stays on top of each slide. It has custom animated scroll down arrow added for better navigation.

Hover me!

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Fun Tilt Hover Effect

You can use this effect on any module! Simply add a class of ally-tilt in Custom CSS tab and admire the effect. Just don’t use it too much – remember “less is more”. It is a hover effect – so it only works on desktop.

CTA Menu Item with Widget-Ready Popup

You can set the look of Call To Action Menu Item in Theme Customizer. And Popup is widget-ready. Thanks to Divi Widget Builder (by SJ James) you can add any module or layout from Divi Library to the Popup area.

Follow-the-mouse Overlay Effect

Direction aware overlay effect is used on portfolio and gallery module. The overlay will slide in and slide out, following your mouse movement. It is fun and different.

Category & Archive Pages Styling

Divi blog doesn’t have to look boring. Ally has built in custom styling for all the standard blog pages – archive, category, author and search result pages. Ally also extends wordpress “Recent Posts Widget” with each post thumbnail. You can also add any Divi Layout to sidebar.

Simple One Click Install

Ally features a one click demo content installation to get your site looking like the demo in no time.

Widget Area Before the Footer

You can design your footer with Divi Page Builder and choose to show it on every page (using Divi Widget Builder). There is no need to add a global section to each page and post.

Fly-In Animations

You can easily animate any module on scroll down and scroll up. Just add a custom CSS class of ally-left, ally-right, ally-bottom, ally-top or ally-fade.

Divi Modules Styling

Ally features multiple pre-styled modules. Several version of Blurbs and many others. Just pick & choose the ones that suit your project.

This Area is Widget-Ready

You can place here any widget you want!

You can also display any layout saved in Divi Library.

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About Us The Essex County Asset Builder (ECAB) Network creates regional connections and supports for individuals, families and organizations from Amesbury, Georgetown, Newbury, Rowley, Salisbury and Newburyport, in using a positive youth development approach to help youth thrive. Positive Youth Development

The Positive Youth Development approach engages youth with peers, family and community in a way that enhances their strengths and promotes positive outcomes. It can also be used as an approach to prevention that encourages healthy decisions.
A positive youth development approach to prevention is an effective, evidence based way to look at the opioid epidemic and how we can prevent future harm to our youth. Specifically, it uses a whole community approach rather than just relying on schools and social services agencies.

Being a part of the ECAB Network brings local and regional opportunities. Locally, communities have access to trainings, data, and best practices, and receive guidance on implementation and outreach strategies that build positive youth development possibilities. Communities also get the benefit of regionalizing efforts, where networking, combining resources, current policies, and a shared vision strengthen the towns and cities as well as the region. History Recently, the communities of Amesbury, Georgetown, Newbury, Rowley, Salisbury and Newburyport came together to form the Essex County Asset Builder Network. Funded by a three year grant, the goal of this Network is to create a common language of asset- based youth development (creating protective factors). It has been shown that youth who have more assets are less likely to engage in risky behaviors. This grant will use the 40 Developmental Assets framework to build these protective factors and reduce risk behaviors by focusing on both the youth and the environment that shapes them. The community partnership will enhance the great work already being done to support youth and families, as well as expand community supports, opportunities, and resources. Additionally, the grant will collect and disseminate regional data, coordinate shared resources and bring educational opportunities for various sectors of the community. Goal To spread the philosophy and practice of the positive youth development approach through implementation of 40 Developmental Asset framework within communities across the region. We will accomplish this goal by:

Collecting and disseminating regional and community specific data that can then be shared and used among all agencies.
Increasing the number of community members who feel comfortable using the language of positive youth development and the 40 Developmental Assets approach
Increasing the number of community members who implement a positive youth development approach in their work
Increasing the number of developmental assets youth report

Mission To use a positive youth development approach to build networks within each community and across the region that help decrease risk behaviors in youth and produce a healthier community. Vision A network of communities that welcome, value and empower youth through meaningful opportunities and collaborative efforts to support and strengthen youth assets and increase healthy decision making.