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Hospitality House

NEO Youth Center

SYRCL

Reporting to the Finance & Administration Director, the Human Resources Manager will be responsible for day-to-day administration of all Human Resources operations including posting legally compliant job advertisements, onboarding and new employee orientation, benefits management, payroll management, personnel documentation compliance, employee performance counseling as needed, implementing training programs, and making sure SYRCL’s internal human resources policies and practices are in compliance with federal, state, and local laws.

More information at yubariver.org

Weekly Childcare Needed

Shared via NCSOS. See flyer for details.

• Date: Thursday, August 29th
• Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Location: Grass Valley Veterans Hall

Bear Yuba Land Trust Weekly Walking Series

Join Wendy Van Wagner for a walking series that explores some of BYLT’s favorite local trails! This free walking series offers an opportunity to get out in nature, meet new people, and experience the benefits of a daily walking practice. The walks are designed to be brisk, ranging from 2.5 to 3 miles (and around 1 to 1.5 hours).

All are welcome, including babies in carriers, though we do ask that pets be left at home. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes and bring water.

There is no sign up or RSVP required to join the walk. Simply show up at the location noted below.

WALKING SCHEDULE & LOCATIONS

Monday, September 9 at 9am
Hirschmans Pond Trail in Nevada City
Park in the lot at the trailhead

Monday, September 16, 9am
Deer Creek Tribute Trail in Nevada City
Park on Spring Street in Nevada City and meet in front of the Miners Foundry a cross from KVMR

Monday, September 23, 9am
Wildflower Ridge Trail in Grass Valley
Park by the trailhead next to A to Z Supply

Email Wendy at wendyvanwagner@gmail.com with any questions.

Sierra Nevada Children’s Services

Learn how to do baby sign and teach your
little one to sign. Research shows signing
supports language development,

emotional management and improves self-
help skills.

6 week groups start October 8, 2024

10:30-11:30am
Space limited.

Contact Cindy for more information
530-272-8866 x 214 or cindys@sncs.org

Healthy Parenting with Jinnae Anderson

This fall we are launching Parenting Forums: 2-hour interactive workshops where we focus on specific parenting challenges. This way, parents can learn some new things and/or get a refresher without having to commit to all 8 classes.

The first parenting forum, Loving Discipline and Effective Consequences, takes place Sept 18, 5:30-7:30pm in downtown GV.

It is free and includes childcare and dinner.

More details can be found in the attached flyer.

Our 8-week parenting series this fall is Love and Logic Magic for Early Childhood. It is incredibly helpful for those raising children aged 1-5 – those impactful, and often so challenging, years!

See the attached flyer for more info.

3rd Annual Family Festival Celebrating Latino Community.

Thursday. September 12th at the Condon Park Pavillion from 6 to 8 PM.

Join us for a free community event and learn about various resources and services available to children & families in Western Nevada County.

Children’s activities * Entertainment * Popcorn
Snowcones * Food * Raffle Prizes * And more*
Come and enjoy a Pozole dinner with us!

Mental Health Matters

Mental Health Matters Nevada County is a local campaign that offers information on mental health and suicide prevention resources all in one place.

Whether you are looking for yourself, someone you care about or just to learn, visit www.MHMNC.com for information and resources on mental health and suicide prevention in Nevada County today.

Maternity Mental Health – Mental health around pregnancy has lasting impacts on the whole family and Nevada County has multiple programs to support families through this time. There are home-visiting programs with public health nurses or peer support; Becoming Us, a four-part course to prepare partners for life with a new baby; Moving Beyond Depression, a short-term therapy program tailored for pregnant or post-partum clients; Baby Feeding Support Groups, and Parent Circle. All programs are free and available to ALL Nevada County residents. For more information visit the Maternal Child Adolescent Health website or call 530-847-8293

Habitat For Humanity – Street Of Dreams Event

Interfaith Food Ministries Volunteer Opportunities

Become a Volunteer at Interfaith Food Ministry!

Nevada County Library

Fun weekly activities in the kid’s room at the Grass Valley Library every Wednesday from 3-4pm. Best suited for kids ages 8-12, but open to all.

Healthy Outcomes From Positive Experiences.

Going back to school in the Fall can be an exciting time of year for students and educators where they can look forward to new experiences. It can also challenge the school community with unknowns that they have to navigate. Who are the new teachers? How many new friends will students meet in classes? Will new students and caregivers feel safe walking around their school? Do the schools provide after-school activities? These questions can bring up a lot of feelings, even anxiety, for students, parents, and educators.

The school community can implement the HOPE framework, a strength-based model focused on the key types of positive childhood experiences (PCEs), into their return-to-school preparation to ensure that their schools provide a safe and supportive learning experience. The Four Building Blocks of HOPE is an accessible way for parents and educators to talk and act on the key PCEs that promote health and well-being for children. They are:

• Safe and supportive relationships
• Safe, stable, and equitable environments
• Opportunities for social and community engagement
• Opportunities for emotional growth.

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