Community Support Network in Collaboration with The Child Abuse Prevention Council of Nevada County

Event Information

 

Superheroes For Prevention Community Barbecue!

April is Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, and with that The Child Abuse Prevention Council of Western Nevada County (CAPC) is hosting the 2nd Annual Superheroes for Prevention Community BBQ.

We invite you to wear your favorite superhero costume, shirt, cape, or come as you are & join us for a FREE fun-filled day, run through & play games in giant blue foam bubbles, facepainting by the wonderfully talented Donya, super cool balloon twisting by Twistin Tim, meet & take pictures with superheroes, enjoy a free tasty BBQ lunch featuring food items from local grocers & Nevada County Free Range Beef!

**Please bring a change of dry clothes and a towel if you’d like dry off after enjoying the giant foam bubbles.**

Please register at EventBrite here.

 

Volunteers Needed.

Please consider volunteering & lending a hand with a variety of duties the day of the event!

To sign up for an available slot, please visit here.

 

Host a Table for your Organization.

Interested in participating by hosting a table for your community organization?

Please see here to sign up.

 

Share on Social Media.

Please help us spread the word on Social Media by sharing the event link!

See here for Facebook Event.

 

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month!

Show support and help spread awareness by simply wearing blue every Friday in the month of April. 💙

Welcome. 

We invite you to join conversations, trainings, our weekly network e-news, share information, and learn about what others are doing in Nevada County to create strong and healthy, resilient families.

Whether you are a service provider, county employee, parent, young adult, or grandparent, CSN is a place to connect with others to share your ideas and learn from others.

The Community Support Network is supported by the Child Abuse Prevention Council of Western Nevada County, a non-profit, which receives funding from First 5 Nevada County and Nevada County Social Services.