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Nevada County News
Youth Commission Application Deadline Extended to Sept. 15
Young people ages 14-19 who live in or attend school in Nevada County still have time to apply for the new Nevada County Youth Commission.
The organization’s mission is to identify, connect, and advocate for issues facing Nevada County youth.
Fourteen vacancies are available. The County is looking for at least one youth from each of the five supervisorial districts while the nine other members are at large and can be from anywhere.
Artistry Unleashed With Anita Lincoln
Join local artist Anita Lincoln for a hands-on workshop at the Madelyn Helling Library in Nevada City Wednesday, September 20 for the first installment of the “Artistry Unleashed: Visiting Creators Series.”
The free class begins at 5:30 p.m. Lincoln, a local artist and teacher, will walk adult artists of all skill levels through her creative process and facilitate a playful session using acrylic, metallic, and mixed-media mediums.
Volunteer and Job Opportunities
We’re hiring 2 full-time positions in the NEO Youth Center!
Join our team as a Youth Development Recreation or Music Coordinator through BFFY’s grant funded Youth Job Corps Program! This is a one-year PAID internship for ages 16-30.
Music Coordinator – We’re looking for someone who has a passion for music, plays at least one instrument, is able to connect well with others, has experience with a PA system or willingness to learn, wants to support and provide new opportunities for local youth musicians, is a good role model, has experience planning events or willingness to learn, and works well with a team.
Recreation Coordinator – We’re looking for someone who loves to play games and have fun, enjoys being active, understands friendly competition, appreciates the outdoors, is willing to try new things, is outgoing and friendly, knows how to project their voice, has experience planning and coordinating activities or willingness to learn, and is a good role model.
We love what we do, and we think you will, too! For more information and to apply, visit the link HERE.
Hospitality House Volunteer Opportunity.
Calling all chefs, foodies, and kitchen enthusiasts – we are currently looking for dedicated volunteers to help us in the kitchen on a regular basis. Make a difference and support a great cause by giving back with your love of food.
Contact us today to learn more about this exciting volunteer opportunity!
To see additional opportunities in the local county nonprofit sector, visit CNL’s Jobs Page on our website.
Positions available currently:
Sierra Harvest – Food Love Farm Co-Manager
Bright Futures for Youth – Basic Needs Assistant Paid Internship, Kitchen Assistant Paid Internship
United Way – Event/Outreach Coordinator, Program Coordinator
Auburn Symphony – Stage Manager
NC Cannabis Alliance – Education & Communication Coordinator
Community Beyond Violence – Program Support Specialist
South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL) – – Headwaters Science Project Manager, Education & Outreach Coordinator & Human Resources & Accounting Specialist
United Way of Nevada County will be opening the Nacho Booth at the Fairgrounds for the Draft Horse Classic on September 21-24. If you have some free time and can’t get enough of our yummy nachos, we are looking for some volunteer help. Click the link below to sign-up. Sign Up Here
NEW JOBS THIS WEEK- View All Current Job Openings
Heart of Gold Bike Race
Heart of Gold Gravel Bike Race Oct. 7
Pedal power becomes people power on October 7, as hundreds of experienced bike riders compete in the third annual Heart of Gold Gravel Race to raise funds for youth mental wellness. Greet the riders as they cross the finish line and stick around for the Heart of Gold Festival, a celebration of wellness featuring great food and brews, live local bands, a Kid Zone with lawn games, a bike rodeo, and an outdoor recreation and wellness Vendor Village including businesses and organizations focused on recreation and youth mental health. This free event is open to people of all ages.
Enterprise Gives $2,000 for Heart of Gold Race
Enterprise Holdings Foundation has given a $2,000 donation to Bright Futures for Youth to support the upcoming Heart of Gold Gravel Race October 7 in Nevada City. The popular mountain bike race, which attracts hundreds of riders from around the state, raises money for teen mental wellness programs for several programs in Nevada County, including Bright Futures for Youth.
Tahoe-Truckee News
Sierra Community House is Interested in Expanding Violence Prevention Education
The Sierra Community House (SCH) Prevention team is excited to expand its violence prevention programming and is looking to engage and re-engage with community organizations, businesses, and adult groups.
A brief overview of violence prevention program offerings is linked here.
Presentations can be tailored to fit the needs of any group, including needs for violence prevention topics beyond current program offerings. Presentations are free of charge with donations accepted.
To schedule programming or for any questions, reach Christine at: cpopp@
Truckee Donner Public Utility District (TDPUD) Unveils Strategic Initiatives, Asks for Community Input
The TDPUD passed a strategic plan in 2021. In its mid-cycle analysis, the board and key staff discovered that the original strategic initiatives focused too heavily on specific projects rather than desired outcomes. They have defined new or updated strategic initiatives and are asking for your input at seven upcoming community circle meetings before adopting changes later this year.
View the meeting schedule below under “Training, Webinars, and Events” and visit tdpud.org/ourfuture to learn more. Spanish interpretation will be offered at each meeting.
CNL Leadership Workshop
Leadership Communication for Fundraising Success – Workshop Wednesday, October 4th
When: Wednesday, October 4th, 9:00am – 12:30pm
Where: Bright Futures for Youth, 3rd Floor 200 Litton Drive, Grass Valley, CA
Trainer: Salvatore Manzi
Cost: $60 – CNL Members; $75 – Not-Yet-Members
REGISTER TODAY
The way we communicate determines just how much traction we can get with fundraising, team meetings, and conveying our mission to the community. Join this program and elevate the way you and your team are communicating internally and externally to ensure influence and impact.
In this training, learn to:
- Ensure connection & engagement while fundraising
- Increase and convey confidence while speaking
- Use effective storytelling to move others to action
- Successfully answer even the toughest questions
Don’t miss this opportunity to work with Salvatore and register TODAY… This training has limited registration available to ensure each attendee comes away with the learning they need to make a difference in their communications.
Organizations are limited to registering 2 attendees at a time. Additional registrations will be put on a waiting list.
Prevention News Digest
Advancing Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems: Guidance from the Field
This guide published by NCCESE assists communities to develop high quality, comprehensive school mental health field, this guide assists communities to develop high quality, comprehensive school mental health system to support students. To develop a strong foundation of district and school professional – including administrators, educators, and specialized instructional support personnel.
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Updated Self-Assessment Tool from the REMS TA Center
The REMS TA Center is pleased to announce that we have updated EOP ASSESS. This FREE Web application on the REMS TA Center Website provides an interactive learning opportunity for administrators, faculty and teachers, and other personnel at schools, school districts, and institutions of higher education on emergency operations plan (EOP) development. Answer a series of 20 questions, and, at the end of the assessment, you will receive a Word document that contains a copy of your results, customized feedback, and related resources. EOP ASSESS has been redesigned by the REMS TA Center to enhance the overall experience and make it easier for you and your colleagues to use. Read more online about the enhancements, uses, and benefits.
REMS TA Center Presents Fact Sheets on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
The REMS TA Center created two fact sheets, one for K-12 schools and another for institutions of higher education (IHEs). Each fact sheets presents an overview of the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) approach to reducing and removing opportunities for criminal behaviors, along with tips and strategies for applying CPTED in the education setting and incorporating CPTED principles into emergency operations plan development.
Nevada County Happenings
September CSN Meeting
Run Your Gourd Off
Register to Run Your Gourd Off In-Person or Virtually!
Join us for the 12th Annual Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm ‘Run Your Gourd Off’ presented by Sutter Health. Again this year, we invite you to participate in-person or virtually!
Save the Date: Sunday, September 17
Early-bird pricing ends tomorrow! Prices go up September 2.
5K Run/Walk – $40 (Virtual or in-person)
Kids’ 1 Mile Pumpkin Run – $25
Kids’ Half Mile Pumpkin Dash – $25
Receive a goody bag Including Official T-Shirt, bib and more!
In person participants receive free parking for the entire day so you can partake in the free fun play, attractions, food, entertainment and shopping after the race. Will it be you this year who wins your weight in pumpkins?
Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm opens Sept 9!
Visit their Facebook page to see all of the exciting updates!
Get the whole family involved! All kids receive a pumpkin at the finish line. All proceeds benefit The Child Abuse Prevention Center. Hurry up, start training and sign up for this annual fall tradition!