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Yolo County Department of Health Services

Making a Difference

The Yolo County Department of Health Services operates under a new mission, "Making a difference by enhancing the quality of life in our community." True to its mission, the department provides robust mental health services and partners with community organizations to reach as many individuals as possible.

Published May, 2015

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Paradise Irrigation District

Our Water. Our Future.

Even a century ago, Paradise residents knew water was a necessity for sustaining life on the ridge. In 1916 the people of Paradise voted form the Paradise Irrigation District, which sought to give residents control of their water and make improvements. Today, PID still operates as a local government agency that is committed to providing residents and businesses with the highest-quality, most affordable water possible.

Published April, 2015

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NIMBY Awards

NIMBY Awards

Recognizing that NIMBY warriors rely on the California Environmental Quality Act to spawn litigation to block construction projects, the Not In My Backyard Award Contest — the NIMBYs — was created to honor those who best embody the “Let’s sue ’em” approach to municipal planning disagreements.

Published April, 2015

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San Bernadino County Aging and Adult Services

Serving Our Seniors

San Bernadino County Aging and Adult Services helps meet the need of seniors with food, socialization and recreation, contributing to the overall happiness and health of seniors.

Published April, 2015

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Tri-County Veterans Services

Serving Those Who Served

Servicemen and women did their part by protecting their country. Now it's our turn to take care of them. This publication encourages veterans in San Luis Obispo, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties to visit their local veterans service office for help getting these life-changing benefits, from disability compensation to college fee waivers and more.

Published April, 2015

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Center for Land-Based Learning

Caring for Our Watersheds

Caring for Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.

Published April, 2015

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Sacramento County CalWORKs Program

Lending a Helping Hand

An innovative new program in Sacramento County will give 300 families a second chance at stability and a fresh start. Approved in 2014, California Senate Bill 855 allotted $20 million for housing support to homeless CalWORKs recipients. Sacramento County was one of 42 counties that applied, and one of only 20 accepted, for this transformative program.

Published April, 2015

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Oroville Hospital

Decisions That Matter

How Oroville Hospital can help you make informed choices about end-of-life care, such as hospice and palliative care.

Published April, 2015

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South Bay Adult Education Consortium

Educating the Adult Community

Adult education leads to more engaged citizens and a more vibrant community. Read on for stories of student success and to learn more about educational opportunities offered by members of the South Bay Adult Education Consortium.

Published April, 2015

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San Joaquin County

Mental Health Matters

San Joaquin County is caring for the mental health needs of the community. In this publication, you'll learn how to recognize the warning signs, get advice from someone who's been there, and read inspiring stories of recovery.

Published March, 2015

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Twin Rivers Unified School District

New Tech Tools Engage Students

Technology is a driving force in today's job market. That's why Twin Rivers Unified School District makes it a priority to teach 21st Century skills to students so that they may be prepared for college and beyond.

Published March, 2015

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Summit Christian Church

Wanderers Welcome - Come Home to Summit Christian Church

With vibrant, contemporary weekend services and many small group sessions throughout the week, Summit Christian Church offers a variety of ways to encounter God in a deeply personal way.

Published March, 2015

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Monterey County Department of Health and Human Services

Earn It! Keep It! Save It!

Tax season offers an opportunity for low-income individuals and families to access hundreds or even thousands of dollars by filing a tax return. Yet, too many local families making under $53,000 annually fail to file tax returns and take advantage of tax credits that they are entitled to. Monterey County Department of Health and Human Services and United Way Monterey County have partnered to offer free tax preparation at volunteer income tax assistance (VITA) sites.

Published March, 2015

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Nevada State Veterans Home

Caring for America's Heroes

Veterans in need of skilled nursing can go to any facility, but many choose the Nevada State Veterans Home. This publication will tell you why.

Published February, 2015

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Nevada Department of Veterans Services

Winning on the Home Front

Men and women transitioning out of the military and into civilian life have access to more services than ever before. But many of them are unaware or overwhelmed by the many benefits that are available to them. The State of Nevada Department of Veterans Services has two new ways to connect veterans to services that provide assistance with education, employment and wellness.

Published February, 2015

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Chico Hearing Aid Center

Keep Hearing What Matters

When you can't hear what's going on around you, every aspect of your life can be negatively affected — your relationships, your work and your overall happiness. It's never easy to admit you need help. But why miss out on hearing your favorite sounds when a solution is available? The Chico Hearing Aid Center can help!

Published February, 2015

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