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Yolo CANVAS is a program of Davis Community Meals. Dori Marshall, Vicki Plutchok and Marilyn Moyle will provide materials and ideas for new projects. TUESDAYS, 1-3 p.m. October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 & November 7 , 14 Cesar Chavez Plaza Community Room 1220 OLIVE DRIVE, DAVIS These classes are open to anyone in the community. Fees are $10 per class. * To register or for more information, call Marilyn Moyle at (530) 756-8475 or email marilynamoyle@gmail.com These classes are financed by the...

Attached are minutes from the November 2018 meeting. Topics covered; Resilient Yolo Summit debrief, Next Steps, and Other Ideas.

Join us on Dec 1st with Peggy Gulshen, LMFT and Certified Art Therapist DATE: Saturday, December 1 , 2018 TIME: 9am-12noon LOCATION: Unitarian Church in Davis, 27074 Patwin Rd, Davis, CA 95616 COST: 3 hours for 3 CEUs. The cost is $40 for non-members, $25 for YSCAMFT members. This workshop introduces the grief weaving art modality, developed for use with bereaved persons. Based on grief theory and brain studies, the project promotes a kinetic crossover of cognitive memory with emotional...

Calling all kids! In celebration of children and families during CAP Month and in honor of Kids Day at the Capitol, we invite you to enter to win the 2nd Annual Art Contest! The theme this year is "My Hero". Show us what a hero means to you and submit your entries by March 22, 2020. Click here for contest information: http://www.thecapcenter.org/ admin/upload/kids%20art% 20contest%2005-30-2019.pdf

The Office of Child Abuse Prevention (OCAP) is proud to be partnering with The Child Abuse Prevention Center to host Kids' Day at the Capitol on April 11, 2019 ! This will be a fun-filled, educational event with balloon artists, face painting, and resources for parents and caregivers. Please see the attachment or visit https://www.cdss.ca.gov/infore sources/OCAP/CAP-Month for more information. Also presenting the 1st Annual Child Abuse Prevention Month: Kids' Art Contest. The Contest is open...

May is Mental Health month. Attached is a calendar of Mental Health Awareness Events that are happening in Yolo County. These events are open to the public. Please share! Sponsored by Yolo County Health & Human Services Agency

During the summer, Victor Services, Mental Health Services Provider, will be offering small virtual interactive groups for elementary, middle, and high school youth. This is a great way to keep our youth connected and feeling healthy during this uncertain time. All groups are offered at no-cost and will run eight weeks in length. Registration must be completed by June 15th , please see attached flyer for all information in English and Spanish. Victor Services Prevention and Early...

Hui International is offering bimonthly (2x a month) Art of Parenting Workshops that will be focusing on “Becoming the Best You”. Each workshop is different, offering a variety of reflection activities to help parents and families understand that they are unique and that they have talents and gifts to be the “Best You”. This workshop will focus on Healthy Relationships (flyer and agenda are attached to this email for more information or contact Martha at Hui International. Friday, October...

Help the Yolo County Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) celebrate children and families during Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month. We invite youth to show their creativity by participating in our Art Showcase. This is a project of the CAPC for the 2022 CAP month campaign- Building Youth Resilience. We look forward to seeing what “Strong Families” means to Yolo County youth! Please help us spread the word about this art showcase! Share this flyer with others who live and work in Yolo...

Using Art as a Coping Tool to Build Resilience via Eventbrite (from The Health Federation of Philadelphia, can go to their PACEs Calendar EVENT for more information) The Health Federation of Philadelphia presents the 1 st part of their 3-part Resiliency Series. Community members and organizations who work with those affected by the substance use crisis are especially welcome to join to build upon your understanding of secondary trauma and explore ways that art can be used to help you cope...

Next Wednesday (4/20), CommuniCare Health Center's Youth Projects Team will be hosting a free youth event to "remix" the notorious marijuana appreciation holiday to support drug-free teen choices. There will be a nacho bar, music, and a $100 poster contest to create positive messages for peers! The event is Wednesday, 4/20 from 2:30 - 4:30 pm at 215 W. Beamer St in Woodland. Below is the flyer and please share with anyone in 6th-12th grade, or who works with those populations.