Dignity Health: Understanding Medicare on Thursday, April 22nd. See flyer for more information.
Clinica Sierra Vista and other Community Partners: FREE COVID-19 Vaccines this Saturday, April 24th. See flyer for more information.
Youth 2 Leaders Education Foundation & KCSOS AmeriCorps: Will be virtually hosting the 3rd Annual Girls Conference this Saturday, April 24th from 8:20 am - 12pm for 5th-12th graders. The deadline to register is Wednesday, April 21st. See flyer for more information.
Kern County Public Works Department: Hosts monthly Household Hazardous Waste and Bulky Waste Collection events throughout the County of Kern. See flyers for locations and dates.
Nami Kern County: Teen Support Groups for high school students meets every Sunday from 2-3 pm, via Zoom.
May is Mental Health Month Activities: Mindfulness with Alex Medina on Friday, May 7th. Self Care with Consumer Family Learning Center on Thursday, May 13th. See flyers for more information.
Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo: Buena Vista Head Start Center in Lamont is open for the season. They are taking application for children between 0-5 years of age. See flyer for more information.
Housing Authority of the County of Kern: Countywide assistance, if you know families who are behind on their rent or utilities, or are living with people who are behind on their rent and/or utilities, will you please share this with them and encourage them to apply. The site to apply is https://rup.kernha.org/
A few notes:
·Application methods include: Email, Phone, In-Person, Online
·Landlords can receive 100% payment OR 100% payment to tenant if landlord is unreachable
·Pays both rental and utility arrears and prospective rent and utilities
·For renters only
See flyers for more information.
County of Kern Planning & Natural Resources Department: The program is still available to help members of the community who have permanent physical disabilities and are in a low-income household making accessibility improvements to their place of residence. See flyer for more information.
Kern County Network for Children - The Dream Center: The Dream Center is grateful for all the ways that service providers and community members help Kern’s foster youth up to age 25. If you have gently used clothing (adult sizes and/or infant – 4T), household or baby items; or, would like to donate emergency food, hygiene or other items on our wish list, please drop them off at 1807 19th Street, Monday - Friday 8 am to 5 pm. All donations are tax deductible. For more information please call 661.636.4488. Thank you for helping make a difference for the Dream Center youth. See Wish List for items needed at the Dream Center.
May is National Foster Care Month.