All Publications

Kern County AEBG Consortium

The Pathway to Your Future

For adults to be successful in today’s workforce, they will need education. The easiest place for them to get it is at local adult schools and community colleges. Thanks to California’s Adult Education Block Grant, adult schools and community colleges in the Kern County area are working more closely to align programs to meet workforce needs. This work is being facilitated by the Kern AEBG Consortium, which is comprised of several local school districts and the Kern Community College District.

Published September, 2018

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RethinkWaste

Más limpio juntos

¡Los mercados globales del reciclaje han cambiado radicalmente! Siga leyendo para ver cómo puede ayudar.

Published September, 2018

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Sacramento Regional Family Justice Center

It Takes All of Us

The Sacramento Regional Family Justice Center (SRFJC) offers a safe, healing environment for victims of domestic violence, child and elder abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking. A "one-stop" center of comprehensive services, SRFJC offers clients a place to start the healing process through counseling, protective measures or just someone who can listen. Learn how, here.

Published August, 2018

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Agency on Aging \ Area 4

What Makes a Community Great

AAA4 and AARP believe how and where we age is shaped by how safe and accessible our communities are — no matter our age. In this publication, you’ll learn what makes an “age-friendly” community. Representatives from AAA4’s Governing Board share what makes their communities great places to live, work and play as we grow older. This publication also features a survey, also available online at www.agencyonaging4.org.

Published August, 2018

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Care Enough to Act

Connect to Protect

Care Enough to Act (CETA) is dedicated to providing resources for people affected by suicide in Butte County. This outreach piece will help the public understand how our connections at home, work and school can impact our mental health, and provide practical tools and resources to empower readers to take action if they are concerned about loved ones and acquaintances.

Published August, 2018

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Inclusion in Sacramento

Meet Me

Individuals with developmental disabilities have varied and diverse skills and aptitudes that contribute to our community's richness and diversity. When our schools, workplaces and living spaces are inclusive, individuals with developmental disabilities and our communities benefit. In this publication funded by Sacramento-area organizations, find out what inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities looks like and learn tips for educators, employers and landlords/developers on how to be more inclusive.

Published August, 2018

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RethinkWaste

Got Batteries?

Throwing your batteries into your blue or black carts can cause serious damage to recycling facilities and their employees. Luckily, disposing of them correctly is simple and easy in the RethinkWaste service area! Read on to learn how you can easily keep your community safe.

Published August, 2018

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California Product Stewardship Council

Keeping San Joaquin County Safe Together

Improperly disposing of medications or needles can have a serious effect on a community — such as fueling addiction, threatening public safety and polluting important waterways. Learn how the California Product Stewardship Council and its partners in San Joaquin County have made proper disposal of medications and medical sharps easy throughout the region — and how you can help keep the region safe!

Published August, 2018

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Joshua's House

Building Joshua's House

No one wants to die alone. And yet on average, one of Sacramento’s homeless residents dies on the streets each week. Sacramento will soon be able to offer a more dignified ending with Joshua's House, a hospice house that will provide compassionate end-of-life to people experiencing homelessness. Find out who is behind the organization and how you can help with construction and other costs to make Joshua's House a reality.

Published August, 2018

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Twin Rivers Unified School District

School Days! Back to school 2018-2019

The Twin Rivers School District welcomes students, staff and parents back for another year of success.

Published August, 2018

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RethinkWaste

Cleaner Together

Global recycling markets have radically shifted! See how properly using RethinkWaste's blue, green and black carts can keep workers safe, the community clean and recycling prices from rising.

Published August, 2018

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Runnin' for Rhett

Run Because You Can

Runnin' for Rhett wants to get kids doing what Rhett Seevers always wanted to do, run! Learn how your school can get involved with the nonprofit's Youth Fitness Program and your students can get moving for free.

Published July, 2018

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The City of Oceanside

Protect, Collect, Recycle. Do Your Part!

Improperly disposing of used oil and used oil filters can have a serious consequences. Luckily, disposal can be easy! Learn how to protect Oceanside's waterways and beaches by recycling used oil and oil filters properly the first time.

Published June, 2018

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The City of Oceanside

Proteger, Recoger, Reciclar. ¡Colabore!

Proteja las vías fluviales y las playas de Oceanside reciclando el aceite de motor y los filtros usados de aceite.

Published June, 2018

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Nevada State Parks

Your Next Adventure is Calling

With 25 state parks in Nevada, there's an excursion fit for every visitor. Discover some of Nevada's hidden gems and tips for a fulfilling outdoor vacation!

Published June, 2018

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Butte County Beverage Recycling

Recycle It Right!

After you've quenched your thirst, find out how to make sure your beverage container gets recycled the right way.

Published June, 2018

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