Orisirisi African Folklore Presents Moonlight Stories (Clarence E. Anthony Library)

WHEN: Monday, February 5, 2018   1:00 p.m.

WHERE: Clarence E Anthony Library, 375 SW 2nd Ave, South Bay, FL 33493

FOR MORE INFORMATION: Call 561-992-8393

Geared towards Elementary School students. Sheriff Bradshaw has offered to buy Too Good for Drugs curriculum for any teacher who attends a ½ day training put on by Dr. Klarich.  Dr. Klarich will come to the school and train all school teachers. Any teacher who attends the training will receive a curriculum for their classroom (valued at $150.00) with the understanding that they will begin to teach the curriculum when they receive it.  The curriculum can be taught within 30 minutes a week, once a week, for a 10 week block.  The curriculum teaches social and emotional learning which has been proven to reduce drug use in children as they get older.

Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts can get a patch by going to http://www.pbso.org/scout-patch-program/and completing four activities. The Scout leader can then submit the form at the bottom toklarichs@pbso.org to receive patches for their troops.

One of the biggest challenges facing organizations is changing the culture of giving and engagement, and our futures depend on it. Often we get so caught up in 'the ask' that we forget what motivates people to support us in the first place: relationships. Join Dana Ostomel, Firespring's vice president of nonprofit industry development, to discover the secret sauce of cultivating a community primed and ready to support you.

•          An engaging 60 minutes of nutrition education and
•          A bag of fresh produce for each participant at the end of every lesson.

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Join us for the Florida Association for Infant Mental Health's Palm Beach and Martin County Chapter meeting. If you work in the Child Welfare or Legal system, contact us for a 100% discount! Workshop Learning Objectives: 1. Participants will understand risk factors associated with opioid abuse in adults with a focus on adverse life experiences; 2. Participants will understand "the contagion effect" of how adult risk impacts the developing child; 3. Participants will understand how interventions like Circle of Security can help substance-abusing parents focus on recovery through feeling more successful as parents.

The 5th Annual Great Give will take place on April 24, 2018 from midnight to midnight. This 24-hour online fundraising event will be co-hosted by United Way of Palm Beach County, Achieve, Nonprofits First and United Way of Martin County. Great Give provides the opportunity for hundreds of local nonprofits to raise much-needed funds while generating awareness and garnering new donors - be sure to save the date! Join Alexia Savage, Senior VP of Communications & Resource Development at United Way of Palm Beach County and Mariana Williams, Executive Vice President of Operations at Achieve, to get the latest and greatest on Great Give 2018. 

You are invited to a night where everyone's a star. Join us for the largest community celebration in South Florida, as $1.5 million is distributed to local charities. The Family Fun Night will feature Wellington Public School Chalk Art Festival, carousel rides, petting zoo, entertainment and several dining options on site. Free general admission and parking. 

Attend the Fearless Caregiver Conference and learn how to: balance family, work and caregiving; motivate family members to help; convince dad to stop driving; persuade mom to listen to you, and more. 

Please join us for a FREE CEU (continuing education unit) event learning how to Identify and Prevent Sexual Abuse in Children. 2 CEUs will be offered for the following licensed professionals: ARNP, RN, LPN, LMHC, LMFT, LCSW, PsyD and School Psychologists. Program Objectives: Defining Terms, Symptoms and Characteristics of Abuse, Recognizing and Responding to Disclosure, and more.