Nevada County Happenings

Nevada County Youth Commission

Fun In The Foothills @ Pioneer Park.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Battle Of The Badges Blood Drive

Who doesn’t love a good competition, especially when it’s for a great cause?!

On Tuesday, June 25, 2024, we are hosting a Battle of the Badges blood donation drive in a collaborative law enforcement vs. fire/EMT/paramedic showdown. This event takes place at the Eric Rood parking lot at 950 Maidu Ave. in Nevada City from 9 AM to 1:30 PM and is open to the public as well.

You can sign up using this link.

 Let the skilled Vitalant staff know whether you are “team law enforcement,” or “team fire/EMT/paramedic,” and your support will be counted toward that team. All donors will receive a “Battle of the Badges” t- shirt and the winning first responder team will earn a trophy plus epic bragging rights!

While it’s always nice to win, at the heart of this event is an opportunity to save lives. According to our friends at Vitalant, blood supply in Nevada County is dangerously low, putting more lives at risk.
“We are at critical levels of our blood supply right now, with only two days of blood on the shelves when hospitals like at least four days,” shared Vitalant rep, Gayle. “The need for blood donations is constant. Trauma and burn patients, premature infants, heart surgery patients, organ transplant recipients, and people fighting cancer all require blood transfusions for their care.”

Join us in this worthy cause and directly help community members in need. Register today!

 

 

Kids Cooking Class with Paige Doyle


Looking for a fun and educational activity for your kids this summer? Join us for a Kids Cooking Class focused on fresh snack preparation for the whole family! 

Dates:
*June 26
*July 10
*July 24

Time:
Wednesdays from 3:30pm- 4:30pm

Limited to 10 kids per class
Ages: 5-10 years
All classes are identical; please register for only one date.
Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the class.
No Co-Pay to register!
To register, contact Amber at 530-272-8866 or amberm@sncs.org.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity for your kids to learn and have fun in the kitchen!

 

 

Interfaith Food Ministry

Save the Date!

Join IFM for a vibrant Salad Bar on July 16th from 4 PM to 6 PM at Peace Lutheran Church. This community gathering will feature an array of fresh, locally sourced ingredients to create your perfect salad. It’s a wonderful opportunity to enjoy delicious, healthy food while connecting with neighbors and learning more about IFM!

Please stay tuned for more details!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Job Opportunities

Gold Country Senior Services

The Senior Center Operations Coordinator ensures high-quality client support, seamless flow of the program schedule, and daily maintenance of the facility.

Full-time 40 hours weekly preferred, will consider part time. Regularly scheduled Monday-Friday, with occasional evenings and weekends.

Pay range: $21-$25 hourly, depending on experience.

More information and a full job description can be found HERE. To apply, send cover letter, resume, and any questions to Emily Wilson at ewilson@goldcountryservices.org.

Gold Country Senior Services provides a range of programs and services that support the health, well-being and independence of older adults in our community.

To learn more about Gold Country Senior Service, visit their website at www.goldcountryservices.org

 

 

SYRCL – Community Engagement Manager

The Community Engagement Manager implements SYRCL’s River People program’s goals of community engagement, volunteerism, outreach, and information exchange.

The CEM is the primary point-person for volunteer recruitment, retention, recognition, and management for SYRCL programs and events that rely on volunteer participation. Read more HERE.

The CEM is responsible for:

– Engaging volunteers to participate in many of SYRCL’s work, including SYRCL’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival.

– Ensuring that SYRCL engages in regular communication with the community in conjunction with the Education and Outreach Coordinator.

– Organizing the annual River Cleanup, State of the Yuba, and Quiz Night.

– Managing event and volunteer budgets in coordination with the Communications & Engagement Director.

 

 

Animal Place 

Animal Caregiver

The Animal Caregiver is responsible for the cleaning, feeding, and medicating of the animal residents as well as supervising animal care volunteers. You work under the supervision of the Animal Care Manager and alongside a team of dedicated caregivers to provide care of the 300+ animals (pigs, chickens, cows, turkeys, sheep, goats, rabbits, donkeys, tortoises) at the sanctuary. See below for specific responsibilities and duties.

This position is 40 hours/week, days vary; schedule subject to change at any time, required to work weekends and most holidays. The Salary is $20/hour, performance evaluation after 6 months

Benefits include health insurance after 90 days, 180-day probation period for live-in caregivers, 403b (Animal Place matches 3% after one year), vacation, holiday and sick time package, 500$/year veterinary stipend.

Start Date is July 1, 2024

To apply or find more information and a full job description visit HERE.

Operations Manager

The Business Operations Manager will work strategically with our team to advance our goals around sanctuary, education, and animal advocacy. In this role, you will provide integral support to our team across various operations functions and significantly impact our work. You will ensure we are operating optimally and set up to succeed by ensuring all our operational activities are running seamlessly, and that the whole Animal Place team feels well-supported to focus on their areas of responsibility. In this role, you will implement strategies, actions, and controls to evolve our operational processes and drive efficiencies. You will also be a key support for the rest of the team.

This position is Full Time with a salary range of $65,000-75,000

Benefits: Health insurance, 403b (Animal Place matches 3%), vacation, holiday, sick time package, monthly commuting stipend, veterinary care stipend. Start Date is July 1, 2024

To apply or find more information and a full job description visit HERE.

Founded in 1989, Animal Place is one of the oldest and largest sanctuaries for farmed animals in the United States. As an animal rights organization, we promote the complete protection of farmed animals and a vegan lifestyle. There are two facilities: a 600-acre sanctuary in Grass Valley, CA, that serves as a permanent safe haven for farmed animals, and a 12-acre Rescue & Adoption facility in Petaluma, CA

To learn more about Animal Place, visit their website at animalplace.org

 

 

CHP Virtual Hiring Seminar

Are you interested in a career with the CHP? Join the California Highway Patrol for a Virtual Hiring Seminar!

Learn about CHP dispatch, pay, benefits, and training from the comfort of your home. Don’t miss this opportunity to get all your questions answered!

 Date: Thursday, July 18, 2024
Time: 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM PST
Hosted by: CHP Recruitment

This event will be held online via Zoom. Make sure to register through Eventbrite to secure your spot!

 *Register here (or scan the QR code in the flyer):
https://www.eventbrite.com/…/public-safety-dispatch…
*Contact us at: recruiting@chp.ca.gov
*For more info, visit: chpmadeformore.com

Start your journey with the California Highway Patrol today!

Child Safety Week – Health & Safety Information

Nevada County Child Safety Week.

Child Safety Week is nationally recognized from June 5th to June 11th. It is a time to actively engage in conversations, educational activities, and practical steps to enhance child safety and protect the well-being of our youngest members of society.

To celebrate we’re sharing some safety tips for kids!

Swimming Safety:

  • Teach children to swim.
  • Don’t swim alone.
  • Always use a flotation device.
  • Always have a designated “watcher.”
  •  Learn Water safety survival skills.

La Semana de la Seguridad Infantil es reconocida a nivel nacional del 5 al 11 de junio. Es un momento para participar activamente en conversaciones, actividades educativas y medidas prácticas para mejorar la seguridad infantil y proteger el bienestar de nuestros miembros más jóvenes de la sociedad.

 Enseñar Niñes a nadar:

  • No dejus que Su hijo Nadar solo.
  • Siempre Utilice un dispositivo de flotación aprobado.
  • Siempre tener una “vigilante” designada.
  • Aprenda sobre la seguridad en el agua.

 

 

CarSeat Safety:

Here in Nevada County we care about car seat safety. Families in need can receive free or low-cost car seats just call one of these three organizations:

• Grass Valley CHP: Chris West 530-477-4900

• Sierra Community House (Truckee): Marta 530-414-7379

• First 5: Rosemary 530-274-5350

Car Seat Recommendations for Children at nhtsa.gov

La Semana de la Seguridad Infantil es reconocida a nivel nacional del 5 al 11 de junio. Es un momento para participar activamente en conversaciones, actividades educativas y medidas prácticas para mejorar la seguridad infantil y proteger el bienestar de nuestros miembros más jóvenes de la sociedad.

Aquí en el condado de Nevada nos preocupamos por la seguridad de los sillas de coche. Las familias necesitadas pueden recibir asientos para el automóvil gratuitos o de bajo costo simplemente llamando a una de las tres organizaciones:

• Grass Valley CHP: Chris West 530-477-4900

• Sierra Community House (Truckee): Marta 530-414-7379

• First 5: Rosemary 530-274-5350

• Car Seat Recommendations for Children @ nhtsa.gov

Summer Food Grilling Safety:

Food poisoning peaks in the summer months when warmer temperatures cause food-borne germs to flourish.

Follow these steps for a safe and enjoyable grilling season: https://www.cdc.gov/food-safety/

La intoxicación alimentaria es más frecuente en los meses de verano, cuando las temperaturas más cálidas causan que los microbios transmitidos por los alimentos crezcan rápidamente. Siga estos pasos para un asado Seguro: https://www.cdc.gov/food-safety/

 

 

MindSpring Mental Health Alliance Free Trainings.

Free Mental Health Training Opportunities.

Mindspring Mental Health Alliance provides free mental health education opportunities to the public through webinars on a wide variety of mental health topics. Live webinars are recorded and will be emailed to registered participants unable to watch them live. Trainings are designed to educate attendees on various topics related to mental health and stigma reduction.

To register scan the qr code on the flyer or visit: MindSpring Mental Health Alliance.

Nevada County Happenings

Prenatal & Maternal Dental Services via WIC

Did you know that changing hormones can impact oral health during pregnancy?

Receiving regular check-ups and cleanings are especially important during this time.

That is why the Nevada County Oral Health Program has been bringing services to WIC participants by offering cleanings to new moms.

To find out more about oral health in pregnancy and taking care of baby’s teeth, visit SmileNevadaCounty.com

 

 

Bear River FFA Ag Boosters Annual Dinner

A great opportunity to support our youth in agriculture!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BFFY BrewHaus Fundraiser Sundays in June

Raise a glass and raise some funds for Bright Futures for Youth!

Brewbilt BrewHaus in Nevada City will donate $1 per pint sold every Sunday in June to Bright Futures for Youth.

It’s all part of the national Pints for a Purpose campaign, an effort to raise funds for nonprofit organizations.

Many thanks to Brewbilt BrewHaus Nevada City.

Job Opportunities

Durham School Services Hiring Bus Drivers

Durham School Services in Grass Valley is looking for Bus Drivers – no experience necessary, training provided!

For official job posting & information click here.

 

 

 

 

 

Business Services Coordinator

Nevada County Superintendent of Schools is hiring a Business Services Coordinator.

For official job posting on EdJoin, please see here.

 

Financial Services Associate

Good Afternoon!
Hiring full-time Financial Services Associate at Sierra Central in the Brunswick Basin.
No experience needed.
No weekends.
Full job description & information here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

June CSN Meeting

Youth Recreation

Please join us on June 5th from 3:30 – 5 PM for our June Community Support Network meeting on Children/Youth Recreation.

Presenters:

  • Dena Malakian from Bright Futures For Youth.
  • Amber MacLeod from Sierra Nevada Children’s Services.

Use THIS LINK to attend the meeting via Zoom.