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2-29-08
Dear Klamath-Lake Area Youth Development Network Members,
Happy Leap Year Day!!
News: Short and Sweet
Old News
Southern Oregon Meth Project Forum, Monday March 3rd, Ross Ragland Theater, 541-884-LIVE
New "Mentor Training Class" dates, March 5th and 6th at the DHS conference room, Call Susan at 541-281-7801 for updated info.
FREE TRAIL BLAZER TICKETS!!!??? Contact Corey Christensen for more details, 541-274-1564
OHSU School of Nursing and Sky Lakes Medical Center Community Health Fair, Mabel Liskey Henzel Pavilion 2200 N. El Dorado Avenue Klamath Falls, OR 97602., March 8thfrom 8am-2pm. Questions call Sky Lakes Medical Center at 541-274-4778.
Ashland Evening Workshop: Empower Your Relationship with Kids, Josette Luvmour, Sunday March 2nd, 541-951-7949. Cost $30.
New News
Fun Event:
Speaking of Leap Year Day, The Klamath County Museum Presents: Klamath's Funniest Moments in History their "1st annual Leap Year Party" today Friday Feb 29th at 7pm and Sunday March 2nd at 2pm. Admission is $5 per person, proceeds to County Museum reserve fund. **See attached flyer for more info.
Central Point Daytime Workshop:
The Environmental Education Association of Oregon (EEAO) will host an Environmental Ed. workshop at the OSU Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center Auditorium on March 31 from 9am-4pm. Linda Rhoads, EEAO Director, will talk on certification, conferences, the resource database, the No Child Left Inside program, advocacy, and state plans. Attendees will receive a variety of publications and FREE LUNCH is provided. Contact Lindsey at 541-883-7131 x8512 for location and other details. **See Attached Flyer
Great Tech Resources Online:
The Community Software Lab- http://thecsl.org
Provides technology consulting and develops custom software to non-profits as inexpensively as possible.Their goal is to help you use technology to better assist those you serve. Follow the services link.
netCorps NonProfit Technology- http://www.netcorps.org/
Offers a variety of technology planning, assistance and support services to nonprofits.Their services are often funded through grants;they can also work with your organization on a fee-for-service basis. One oftheir top priorities is to work with groups to find funding and in-kind support to build capacity and improve use of technology. Also provides links to other nonprofit web based technologies, some of which are FREE. Go to
http://www.netcorps.org/resources/technology-resources-sheet/for more links.TechSoup- http://www.techsoup.org/
The Technology Place for Nonprofits. Web hosting, design, consulting, training and many other servicesfor free or discounted rates through an array of other providers.
Afterschool Survey:
The Northwest Regional Education Lab, in conjunction with Oregon ASK (Oregon After-School for Kids), is conducting a statewide inventory of after-school and summer programming.This project is funded by Spirit Mountain CommunityFund.
If you are not familiar with Oregon ASK,they are a collaborative of public and private organizations and community members who seek to address common issues and concerns across all after school and out-of-school time services - child care, recreation, education, and youth development. The start-up of this statewide afterschool network has been funded by the Mott Foundation as part of a multi-state effort to better fund and coordinate afterschool programming on a state-wide basis. They are conducting this inventory in order to get a baseline understanding of what programming exists in the state and who it is currently serving. You can checkthemout online at http://www.oregonask.org/.
Theywould really appreciate you taking the time to fill out the appropriate survey (one for after-school, one for summer) by clicking on the link(s) below. Thanks in advance for your time -
Afterschool: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=kYWUcegJgsNyXoX69_2b8FFw_3d_3d
Summer: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=OiT_2ffMtLnkqWd4xEilEKsQ_3d_3d
Please pass the survey forward to everyone you know who is running a program.They really need accurate information to build the case for afterschool in Oregon.
Have a great weekend! Out of town again Monday and Tuesday for training. See you next week.
Very Truly Yours,
Corey Christensen
Klamath-Lake Youth Development Network Coordinator
541-274-1564
541-882-3198
“The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe, to match your nature with Nature.”
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