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A new program in Santa Barbara County is providing face masks and hand sanitizer as part of a pilot program for newly released inmates.

South Sudan Stabilization Centre (SC) Safety Audit Tool Format Background This tool is designed to support Nutrition partners in South Sudan to identify potential GBV-related safety risks at and around the Stabilization Centers. Stabilization Center safety audits are participatory and practical tools that can be used to rapidly assess a facilitys usability from the perspective of users, whose requirements are often ignored in standard design. It generally focuses on: b. The Latrine for users (...

Housing and Development Newsletter Good Samaritan runs a similar facility in Santa Barbara, the CREDO 47 Stabilization Center, a 10-bed facility in partnership with Santa Barbara County Behavioral Wellness & Public Defender. All services for both locations are free and available 24/7, with no insurance required. They are accepting referrals from a variety of providers, law enforcement, hospitals, and partner agencies. This project will specifically serve only persons experiencing homelessness a...

Whatever it takes to reach children in need Format By: Susan Martinez In the last year, extreme flooding in South Sudan has impacted more than one million people – displacing families, isolating communities, and washing away roads and crops. By some accounts, it has been the worst flooding in decades. But flooding has not stopped Action Against Hunger’s team from getting malnourished children the care they need. In Paguir, a remote area of Jonglei State, floods cut thousands of families off...

On shutdown anniversary, C.O. businesses say some changes will be permanent (Update: adding video, new information, comments from Tower Theatre & Stabilization Center) One example: Tower Theatre will supplement stage performances with livestreamed shows BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Tuesday marks the one year anniversary since the COVID-19 pandemic shook up the world as we knew it, here on the High Desert and ground the globe. Like others both near and far, some Central Oregon people and organizations...

But, he said on Tuesday, the county responded to those challenges, implementing such programs to provide assistance with needs to address addiction, economic hardship and other hurdles. "Throughout this year, I witnessed hope that came from the work we did as a county, to fill the breach, provide information, assistance, relief, supplies, and calm, consistent, capable leadership," Molinaro said during his annual State of the County address. "We will never be perfect; but I am proud that when ...

Checking in on emotional wellness of youth By Charlie Kanzig Tuesday, February 16, 2021 11:37 AM Everyone has been impacted in some way over the past year as a result of COVID-19 and much has been written about the challenges in regard to emotional well-being among school aged-children, whose “normal” lives have been taken on a wild ride.  From school closures to the shutdown of activities, from the shortage of social opportunities to being cooped up at home, yo...

Dordt to host documentary screening and mental health discussion for Northwest Iowa experts Youll have a better experience on this website using a secure, up-to-date browser. Click here for information and instructions about updating. Creating conversations about mental health that bridge agencies and organizations Posted Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Updated Friday, February 12, 2021 Dordt University Criminal Justice and Social Work Departments are hosting a mental health dis...

LIVE BLOG - CORONAVIRUS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: AT Thru-hikers told to stand down this season Update: Tuesday, Jan. 26, 10:01 a.m. Hikers are being advised to postpone plans to hike the entire length of the Appalachian Trail this year due to COVID-19. The Asheville Citizen Times reports the Appalachian Trail Conservancy made the suggestion because it feels the pandemic makes long-distance hikes unsafe. Morgan Sommerville, regional director for the conservancy, says that as long as the pandemic...

NHPR is continuing to cover the developing story around coronavirus in New Hampshire. Bookmark this page for the latest updates, including case numbers and