KLCAS Event Calendar
May 3, 2008: Healthy Kids Day (YMCA)
Put Play in Your Day! Families, come to Healthy Kids Day at the
YMCA on May 3rd, from 10AM-2PM.
Free Admission! Pool Games! Smokey the Bear! Snack Shack! Face
Painting! Library Story Time! Crafts! Children's Museum!
Sign up for Summer of X-Treme Fun Day Camp
May 6 - 20, 2008: Achieve "Youth" Classes
Classes are FREE, 3211 Washburn Way on May 6th, 13th, &
20th . From 6-7 p.m. Snacks provided
May 13, 2008: INFORMATIONAL FAIR (SPOKES)
The Klamath Basin Senior Citizen's Council and Lifespan Respite
Care of SPOKES Unlimited will be hosting an Informational Fair for
Seniors and Caregivers on May 13, from 11AM-2PM.
This is a great opportunity to connect with potential business
customers and/or future agency clients. The table fees will be used
to cover an ad in the Herald and News. Only those who have pre-
paid the fee by May 1, 2008 will be listed in the newspaper
advertisement. Just call SPOKES Unlimited and talk with Myra
Stroh (541) 883-7547.
Lunch will be offered to all during the regular congregate meal time
(11:30 to 12:00). The American Legion will be on hand to cook
the hamburgers and hotdogs.
Anyone under 60 years of age who is not a Care Provider to a
senior and/or disabled family member will be required to pay $4.00
dollars for lunch. Caregivers and seniors over 60 years of age are
encouraged to make a donation for lunch. In addition to the
hamburgers and hotdogs, the Senior Center kitchen will be
providing potatoe salad and baked beans, etc.
May 16th, 2008: 50th Anniversary Banquet (Gospel Mission)
6:30 - 7:30 PM - Running Y Resort
If you would like to partner with the Gospel Mission to sponsor a
table at the Banquet for
$190.00 you will get 4 superior dinners
and the other 4 dinners will be a gift
to a longstanding partner
of the Mission. If you have any questions please
contact Ginger
at (541) 891-2385 or Katreena at (541) 882-4895 by March
14th.
May 30th, 2008: Youth Developement Network Training
Overview:
Join the Klamath-Lake Area Youth Development Network for a
day of training. Q & A seminar topics will include Volunteer
Recruitment/Retention, Empowering Youth Involvement,
Working with Delinquent and Incarcerated Youth, & Event
Planning with Business Partnerships. Breakout workshops will
be held on Logic Models, Grant Readiness, Social Networking
Websites, and TBD Training Staff to Succeed with Volunteers.
Description:
Committed Partners for Youth, a great mentoring program
from Eugene Oregon, will bring their insight and ideas on
their past success and will spend time sharing techniques
and strategies on what makes their program work so
well. This Q & A seminar will last from 9:00 am to 10:00
am. and will continue with a luncheon roundtable
discussion. From 10:00 am to 12:00 pm 2-3 workshops
will be available to choose from including “Creating and
Implementing a Logic Model”, presented by Citizens for
Safe Schools Debbie Vought, and “Grant Readiness”,
presented by local City Council Person and longtime grant
writer Trish Seiler. There will also be opportunities for
tutorial sessions on the YDN “wiki” website during lunch.
Space is limited to 50 participants; reservations preferred
but not required. Please contact Corey Christensen,
Klamath-Lake Area Youth Development Coordinator, to
register – 541-274-1564 or ydnklamathlake@co.klamath.or.us
Location/Directions:
Sunset and McLoughlin Rooms, Oregon Institute of
Technology, 3201 Campus Drive, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Contact Information:
Contact us at 541-274-1564 or ydnklamathlake@co.klamath.or.us
to register or for more information.
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