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The Village School Board of Directors is actively recruiting members of our community and the greater Eugene community to consider volunteering for the position of Board Secretary. Please complete the attached application: Board of Directors Application and return it to either a current board member or the office. Thanks.
The Parent Council is seeking advice in underwriting for upcoming events. Do you have experience contacting businesses for sponsorships? Have you organized a community event that local businesses helped support? The Parent Council is excited about our upcoming events, but to make these successful, we need your help! We would like to learn from you and would greatly appreciate any advice you can offer!
Please contact Ashleigh in the office or Parent council chair, Heather Cyrus: cyrus@uoregon.edu
Thank you!
ophelia’s place, www.opheliasplace.net, is a supportive center for girls ages 10-18. It is our goal to empower young women to make healthy, informed decisions about their many important life choices. We offer support groups, a supportive environment for girls, a great library, resource and referral information, and a listening ear for any concerns or questions girls may have. We are located at the corner of 16th and Pearl in downtown Eugene. We are open Monday through Friday from 12 noon – 6 PM.
The 3rd Annual Girls Rule! Parent-Daughter Fair happens March 13th from 9:00 – 3:30 at Lane Community College. This year’s theme is Real Girl Heroes. Don’t miss this great opportunity to laugh, play and learn together. Fun workshops, including Scrapbooking, Sewing, Let Your Words Out!, You Grow Girl, Papermaking, Healthy Relationships… and more!
Please see Girls Rule Flyer 2010.pdf
March 13, 2010 Statewide Prescription Drug Turn-In Event
WHAT TO BRING TO THE COLLECTION?
- Expired or unwanted prescription medications
- Drugs that didn’t work for you, a family member, or pet
- Drugs that are no longer used
- Medicine from deceased family members
- Unknown tablets and capsules
(*Leave all medicines in their original containers if possible)
Please do NOT bring thermometers, needles, or medical waste of any type.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Unwanted medicines can be collected from individual households only. Medications cannot be accepted from businesses such as nursing homes, doctor’s offices or any other institution or business.
Please check the attached list for an event near you.
Drug Take Back Events Confirmed:
Eugene
Eugene Water and Electric Board
500 East 4th Avenue
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Contact: Nancy Toth, Eugene Water & Electric Board
541-685-7438 nancy.toth@eweb.org
Springfield
Springfield City Hall
225 Fifth St
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Contact: Bill Hamann, City of Springfield, Environmental Services Division
541-726-3693 bhamann@ci.springfield.or.us
Ophelia’s Place Spring 2010 Activities & Classes:
Next Step: Learn to Re-build Computers! (Ages 14 & up)
Ever wonder about the inner workings of your computer? On Saturday, May 15th, from 10 AM-2 PM, come to Next Step Recycling to learn how to dismantle & rebuild computers. This training prepares you to volunteer for 40 hours in order to earn a refurbished computer of your own! The cost of training is $3. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited, so sign up online or call to register: 541-284-4335
Twilight Discussion Series
Whether you love (or love to hate) the Twilight series, you’ll want to check out this group at Ophelia’s Place! In this 4-week group, we will use the Twilight books and movies to discuss self care and relationships and answer this question: How do we question media messages but still enjoy watching movies and reading? Mondays 4-5 PM at Ophelia’s Place, beginning April 5th.
Sign up online or call to register: 541-284-4335
Girls’ Clay Workshop at ClaySpace
Meet at ClaySpace on Friday, April 23rd from 4-6 PM to get your hands in clay and make your own creation! In this workshop, you will learn basic hand-building to make a unique mug to give as a gift or keep for yourself. $5 requested donation. All instruction and materials are included! Space is limited, so register early! Sign up online or call to register: 541-284-4335. Studio information: Clay Space Pottery Studio, 222 Polk Street, Eugene, OR. 97402
541.653.8089 www.clayspaceonline.com
Poetry/Drumming Café (10-18 y/o)
Have you ever been interested in learning about African hand-drumming or thought about writing poetry? Come to Ophelia’s Place on Friday, June 4th, from 4-6 PM for a café that you can tailor to your personal interests. You may want to try poetry games, writing, and reading. In the drumming portion of the café, there will be a drumming demonstration, a short lesson, and a “jam session” for those interested in learning or practicing skills and rhythms on hand drums. FREE. Sign up online or call to register: 541-284-4335
“Spring Cleaning” Spa Day
Spring is a great time to renew our energy and let go of the grays and “blues” of winter. Bring an adult female mentor or guardian to Ophelia’s Place on Saturday, May 1st, from 10 AM – 1 PM. We will have fun together as we make and use all-natural spa treats to help us feel refreshed and invigorated. Healthy snacks will be provided. Registration is required. $10-40 sliding scale fee per pair. Some scholarships are available. Sign up online or call to register: 541-284-4335.This event fills quickly, so please register early!
SASS is putting on several self-defense and empowerment events for the month of April, which is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
PLUS .... 2 new classes for young women start late April/early May, read below for details!
Self-Defense Workshops for April (Sexual Assault Awareness Month): For more information and to reserve a spot (space is first come first serve, for those who do NOT sign up) contact SASS at 541-484-9791, ext 319.
- For Mothers and Daughters (or any girl age 11-18, with a female adult): Wednesday, April 7th 4-6 PM at Wellsprings School (3590 W 18th Avenue). Free and in English.
- For Teen Girls (13-18): Saturday April 10th from 2-4 PM at Wellsprings School (3590 W 18th Avenue). Free and in English.
- Self-Defense for Women IN SPANISH: Saturday, April 24th from 2-4 PM at the Trauma Healing Project 2222 Coburg Rd. Free and in Spanish
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Upcoming SASS events:
The Vagina Monologues – A Eugene Community Production
Friday, April 9th thru Sunday the 11th @ The Very Little Theater
Tickets will be sold online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/103792 and at the door. In English, Spanish translation & ASL provided (contact SASS for details).
For more information on the V-day movement (to fundraiser for organizations dedicated to ending violence against women) please check out the Eugene blog http://vdayeugene.com/ or the national website at http://www.vday.org/home .
Poetry of Survival: SASS’s annual poetry reading, will be held on Sunday, April 25th from 4 pm to 6 pm at Tsunami Books at 2585 Willamette St. Guidelines and information on submitting poetry you would like to read are available from SASS by calling (541) 484-9791 x312 or emailing supportgroup@sass-lane.org. All supportive listeners are welcome to attend.
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Upcoming Classes: Registration IS required and cost is a suggested donation to SASS- call or email for more information. Hope you are able to join us!
- Self-Defense for Young Women ages 14-18: Six-week class on Wednesdays from 4-6PM starts April 28st. Please register by April 21th!
-Self-Defense for Young Women ages 11-13: A six week class on Tuesdays from 3:30-5:30 PM starts May 4th. Please register by April 27th!
Clay & Canvas Spring Art Camp: Come for a week of half-day intensive clay, painting and mosaic experiences in Friendly neighborhood during Spring break. See www.danielsfamilypottery.com for in-depth details. 2740 Madison Street. 343-7882.
Attached is information about the 3rd Annual "Close the Achievement Gap" African American Parent and Family Conference. This year's conference will take place on Saturday, March 20 from 11:00 - 5:00 at LCC. The featured guest speaker this year is Eric Cork. He is a magnificent presenter. He will work with students in grades 4 - 12 from 9:00 a.m. - 11:00.
The Eugene Rudolf Steiner Group of the Anthroposophical Society of America invites you to an Easter event on Sunday, April 4. There will be a talk on the Easter theme, a eurythmy performance and music.
Please join us on Easter Sunday at 7:30 P.M. in the Great Hall at the Eugene Waldorf School. This event is for adults and we hope to see you there.
For the Rudolf Steiner Group
Bill Wood
(541) 687-8211
Welcome to March! What wonderful sights, sounds, and scents are in the air! Check out the fun things happening with Nearby Nature below. You can also find all of the news below at www.nearbynature.org.
Quick Summary: See Details Below
3) Spring Break Daycamp: Undercover Creatures: March 22-26
4) Lessons in the Learnscape Workshop: Creating Natural Playspaces, Sunday, April 11
5) No School Day Program: Friday, April 16
6) I Spy Spring: Saturday, April 17
7) Track Town Pizza Benefit Day: Monday, April 26
8) Future Lessons in the Learnscape Workshops
9) Volunteer Opportunities
10) Summer Daycamps
11) Support Nearby Nature – Sign Up for eScrip!
12) Check Out Our New Blog!
13) Directions to the Alton Baker Park Host Residence/Nearby Nature Yurt
3) Spring Break Daycamp: Undercover Creatures (Monday-Friday, March 22-26, 8:30-3:30): Use your nature detective skills to find out who's hiding in the trees, fields, and ponds of Alton Baker Park. Collect bugs, search for animal signs, help green up the garden, and create critter crafts. Discover animals in art on a field trip to the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art! Ages 6-9. $180 members/$215 non-members. Pre-registration required: contact Nearby Nature at 541-687-9699, ext. 2 or http://www.nearbynature.org/programs/registration-forms.
4) Nearby Nature's Lessons in the Learnscape Workshop: Making Creative Playspaces for Kids (Sunday, April 11, 1-4 pm): The instructors for this workshop will be Sandra Koike and Erin Lamb. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. The workshop will be held at the Nearby Nature Learnscape in Alton Baker Park. Cost: $30 for members and $35 for non-members. Limited work trades are available. To register, see www.nearbynature.org/programs/lessons-in-the-learnscape, call 541-687-9699, or email info@nearbynature.org with Making Creative Playspaces for Kids in the subject line.
5) Nearby Nature No School Day Program: Time Travelers (Friday, April 16, 8:30 am-3 pm): Treat your kids to a day of exploration, hiking, and art in Alton Baker Park and at the Nearby Nature Yurt. Unravel the mysteries of Alton Baker Park, uncover 20-million-year-old fossils, find strange shapes in the land, and learn the tales of the Kalapuya people. Create a volcano and a fossil imprint. $30 members/$35 non-members, ages 6-9, maximum 12 kids. Register at 541-687-9699, ext. 2 or see http://www.nearbynature.org/programs/registration-forms.
6) I Spy Spring! (Saturday, April 17, 12-2 pm, Alton Baker Park): Join Nearby Nature as we celebrate spring...and put out the welcome mat for summer! Stop by the Learnscape and our Yurt in Alton Baker Park anytime between noon and 2 pm to meet live reptiles and amphibians from the Oregon Herpetological Society as well as Frannie our costumed Pacific tree frog! We'll also have crafts, garden activities, and a fun raffle. Information about our summer daycamps will be available and some of our instructors will on site to answer questions. FREE! (Note: Stop by the Science Factory on the same day from 10 am to 1 pm for info about their summer programs.)
7) Track Town Pizza Pie Benefit Day (Monday, April 26): Join us at Track Town Pizza at 1809 Franklin Blvd. on Monday, April 26 for a Nearby Nature PIE DAY in support of Nearby Nature's Scholarship Fund! All day long, Track Town will donate 50% of the cost of your pizza, salad, or soup order (not delivery items) to Nearby Nature if you bring in the special coupon attached to this email. Scholarships help families pay for daycamps, No School Days, service learning projects, and other fun adventures! -- Important: Pizza coupons will not be available at the restaurant—you must bring your coupon with you. Click http://www.nearbynature.org/membership/benefit-days to get a copy from our website. Make copies and share with friends! Email us at info@nearbynature.org if you can't read our attachment and we'll send you a copy.
8) Future Lessons in the Learnscape Workshops: Check our website for updates as spring progresses!
-- May 22, 1-4 pm, Nature Journaling and Scientific Illustration with Kelly Casad
-- June 12, 1-4 pm, Winter Cropping with Nick Routledge
-- July, TBA, Backyard Mushroom Gardening with Jared Pruch
-- August, TBA, Seed Saving with Andrew and Sarah of Seed Ambassadors
9) Nearby Nature Volunteer Opportunities
-- School Nature Walks: If you love being outdoors and enjoy kids, then you should be a volunteer nature guide in Alton Baker Park this spring. Guides lead nature walks for K-5th graders from mid-April and through mid-June. Free training happens in April. To learn more, call 541-687-9699, email info@nearbynature.org, or attend Nearby Nature's Spring New Volunteer Orientation (see # 2 above).
-- Restoration Celebration Work Parties: Nearby Nature is hosting work parties in Alton Baker Park this year. We're working on native plant restoration, trail crew, trash patrol, and more. If you are part of a service group, book club, church organization, scout troop, or any other group that would like to do a project in the park, let us know. We’ll set up a date and time that work for you. We’ll meet at the Alton Baker Park Host Residence, then head out into the park for some caretaking work. You wear work clothes, we’ll provide snacks and tools. All ages are welcome, with accompanying adults. To set a date for your group, call 541-687-9699.
-- Learnscape Volunteer Training: Join the LEAF program (Learnscape Educators and Friends) and help with gardening and site work at the Learnscape. Email info@nearbynature.org or call 541-687-9699 to let us know you’re interested!
-- Action Walks: Join us for litter patrol in Alton Baker Park. Meet other interesting volunteers and our resident Park Hosts. Litter patrol is not recommended for children. Meet outside the Alton Baker Park Host Residence. Call 541-687-9699 for current times and dates.
10) Summer Daycamps...Registration is Open: Do your kids like exploring, riding bikes, telling stories, catching bugs, paddling canoes, or doing nature crafts? Then they should participate in our 2010 summer daycamps! Kids 3 to 11 years old are invited to enroll in camps that feature small classes, experienced educators, half and full day options, local parks, and everything from bugs to bikes. For information about camps and costs, see http://www.nearbynature.org/events/summer-daycamps. Our camp titles and dates are now posted and registration materials are available. Complete camp descriptions will be available in our brochure, which is due out by the end of March. Email info@nearbynature.org to get on our brochure mailing list. Both adult and teen volunteers are also needed for our summer daycamps. Call 541-687-9699, ext. #2 for an application and more information.
11) Support Nearby Nature—Sign Up for eScrip: eScrip is electronic scrip. When you register your credit/debit cards with this tried-and-true program, 2-4 % of your purchase cost at Market of Choice (and other participating merchants) automatically goes directly to the organization/school of your choice—Nearby Nature! This is an easy way to support Nearby Nature financially without donating any money directly. If you are interested, visit www.escrip.com. Be sure to use Nearby Nature's Group # 500004201 when you sign up. And if you are already signed up for another group or school, don't worry. eScrip can split your donation up to three ways. Note: eScrip does not pass on Safeway contributions to non-profits, so if you already support a school, all of your Safeway contributions will still go to the school. Pass the word along to friends!
12) Check Out Our New Blog: Thanks to our winter UO intern Austin Diamond, Nearby Nature now has its own staff blog (http://nearbynature.wordpress.com/). Check it out sometime soon to see what's up in the park!
13) Directions to the Alton Baker Park Host Residence/Nearby Nature Yurt/Learnscape: Turn into the main Alton Baker Park entrance or follow the bike path to the main part of Alton Baker Park. Go east on the road through the park, through the parking lots and down the road that says Dead End. Go past the Cuthbert Amphitheater. The Park Host Residence (our office), our yurt, and the Learnscape are on the right, immediately after the Community Gardens. Lock your bike in front of our building or park your car in the gravel lot in front of the gardens. For a map, see www.nearbynature.org.
Do you like to dance? Have you ever wanted to be part of a flash mob? Teen and adult dancers wanted for super fun community surprise flash mob dance. Email beetmob@gmail.com for more info and rehearsal times.
Daniels Family Pottery Offers:
1. High-quality high-fired functional tableware
2. Pottery Parties - Studio space and hand-building instruction for your social get-togethers. $15 per person (family discounts available for families of three or more, based upon need.)
3. Field trips - Bring a group of up to 15 students to visit our studio. We'll provide clay and instruction, and they will make something to keep forever. $15 per student.
4. Wheel-throwing classes
5. Hand-building classes
6. Clay and Canvas Summer Art Camps
7. Mosaic installations
Visit www.danielsfamilypottery.com
2740 Madison Street, Eugene, OR 97405
Tel: 541 343 7882
Email: stevo@danielsfamilypottery.com
Won Tan Nara RESCHEDULED for 2010-2011: Experience Guinea Africa Trip: An unforgettable artistic & cultural adventure to Guinea, West Africa with Alseny Yansane of Ballets Africains & Won Tan Nara Productions
Dec. 13, 2010-Jan. 3, 2011
“Matching Guinea’s beauty is its vibrant culture and strong tradition of music and dance.” Lonely Planet
ON-GOING CLASSES
Dance Classes:
Saturdays
11:00 am-12:30 pm
WOW Hall
291 W. 8th Ave.
Eugene, OR
If your family lives in any of the following situations:
* In a shelter, motel, vehicle, or campground.
* On the street.
* In an abandoned building, trailer, or other inadequate accommodations
* Doubled up with friends or relatives because you cannot find or afford housing.
Your children have the right to:
* Enroll in school without giving a permanent address. Schools cannot require proof of residency that might prevent or delay school enrollment.
* Receive the same special programs and services, if needed, as provided to all other children served in these programs.
* Receive transportation to school and to school programs.
CONTACT the Homeless Liaison at 541-790-7220 for more information on the local school, special programs and other possible sources of assistance for you and your child.
Si aluguno de los siguientes aplica:
¿Está sin lugar donde vivir?
*¿Comparte una vivienda con otra familia?
*¿Está viviendo con amigos?
*¿Está viviendo en un albergue?
*¿Está viviendo en su carro?
*¿Se siente inseguro donde está viviendo?
Y si usted asiste a, no tiene niños que asisten a las escuelas
Podemos Ayudar!
Por favor llame al
541-790-7220
HOMELESS YOUTH LIAISON
Eugene 4j School District
Seguridad para los niños
Las abducciones por extraños son extremadamente raras. El Departamento de Policía de Eugene quiere recordarles a todas las familias lo importante que es enseñar a los niños sobre la seguridad personal.
Todos están invitados a la cafetería de la escuela Cesar Chávez el día 26 de Enero y el día 6 de Mayo del 2010, para recibir consejos prácticos que pueden salvar la vida de sus niños.
Cesar Chávez Elementary School
1510 West 14th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402
Seniors & People with Disabilities: The Social Network of Care is one
of the most advanced social networking programs in the country. It offers
blogs, media exchange, forums, wikis (group-document building) and, of
course, groups. Groups can be public or private, open or closed – whatever
suits your needs. Each group you establish automatically gains access to all
of these tools, embedded for your use. You can use the Social Network of
Care for individuals, clients, families, work groups, and more. Or, you can
create your own private Social Network of Care area for you and your
employees. Everything on the Social Network of Care platform is
completely free. It is also free of any advertising or e-commerce.
Your Lane County Network of Care for Seniors & People with Disabilities site
also includes: Personal Health Records
· A comprehensive, community-based Service Directory
· News from all over the country
· Free Web-site building
· The Network of Care for eLearning – a state-of-the-art Learning Management System.
· Special features such as Fall Prevention, Financial Abuse Prevention, and much more.
· A Call Center application, should you need this advanced software program.
Handyman needs work. 30 years experience in all phases of construction, household repair and design. Great references and reasonable rates. Call Jim 541-357-0573. No job too small.
Childcare Available: Meadoe Turner is offering childcare to famlies at The Village School. She has completed the Waldorf Teachers Training and has references, if needed. Please contact her at 541-844-1380. Thank you!
Are you female, age 30 or older, and looking for fun? The Village
School Moms indoor soccer team is recruiting players!
Experience is not necessary. Call Teresa at 541-343-0297 if you
are interested in learning more.
Looking for indoor art activities for your children? Check out Elemental Play. We offer After School Programs; 4j No School Days, and a Wonderful Spring Break Art Camp, March 22-26th. We do Clay, Mosaics, Glass, Batik, and many more fun activites!! Call Erika at 541-484-2529 or visit our website@ erikaselementalplay.com
Elemental Play January Newsletter.
Greetings! We are having a great time with our Winter Classes. The new after school program is a great success! Thanks everyone, for your support. As we move from the gray of winter to the light of Spring, it's time to think about new Spring classes and workshops. Details below, and check out the website: www.erikaselementalplay.com
SPRING AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Starting March 30th, Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30 - 5:30 (six weeks)
Students will learn clay, fused glass, mosaic, batik, and much more.
Can choose Tuesday's or Thursday's or both.
10% Discount for all sessions pre-paid
Carpool possibilities from Village School
Tuesdays 5:30pm-8:30pm (ongoing)
Youth Open Studio - Students with previous clay experience can enjoy the studio while creating your own projects. You will have access to all the equipment including the wheel, slab roller, glazes and more. Buy a punch card for $100 and includes 10 visits and $30 for each 25lb. bag of clay, and includes glazing and firing.
Wednesday, March 31st - 3:30pm-4:30pm (six weeks)
Hand Building for Children - Discover clay while learning the three hand building techniques. Learn to pinch, slab, coil, and create some combination projects. This class is best for ages 4 to 12 year olds. $65.00 for six week sessions, all materials included.
Wednesday, March 31st - 5:00pm - 7:00pm (six weeks)
Wheel Throwing - Begin to throw pots on an electric wheel. Learn centering, throwing, trimming and glazing.
This class is for ages 10 and up and adults are more than welcome. $95 with 25lb. bag of clay included.
SPRING BREAK EXPLORE THE ARTS CAMP
March 22-26th, 10am-3pm.
Try Batik fused glass potter, candle making, oragami, water color/acrylic painting, Decoupage, mosaic, and more!
$175
Again, Thank you for all of your support...Without you, we wouldn't be here!
Please contact Erika at elemental play: 541-484-2529; email: elemental.play@yahoo.com
Do you like doing fun arts, crafts, and games with kids of all ages?
Volunteers needed to work at the kids area during the Winter Celebration
of FaerieWorlds at the Fairgrounds, Jan 30th-31st. Free tickets to the
evening Masquerade Balls at the MacDonald Theatre. Call Karen (3rd
grade mom) for details 541- 968-1986.
Wooden Melissa and Doug castle for sale (used) $50, In pretty good
shape, comes with a few wooden play dolls. My son loved it for years.
Call Karen 541 968-1986.
Village School Alumni Babysitter Available for evenings and weekends. Red Cross Babysitter certified, experience with small children, patient, kind, responsible. $7.00/ 1 child, $9.00/ 2 children. References available. Please contact Cassidy Santiago, h. 434-6129, c. 221-3909 to schedule a home visit.
Cornbread Cafe, owned by VS Parent, Sheree Walters - Vegan Comfort Food Open: 11am-3pm, Mon-Fri 112 E 13th (& Oak)
Lost Booster Seat. Black with red hooks. The seat was left at school the last day before winter break. If found, please call Matt at 541-510-9322.
Coyote Kids! After School Program With Whole Earth Nature School
Does your child like to play outside? Coyote Kids! after school program is an excellent opportunity to take outdoor play and learning to a new level. Our program has expanded to include grades 1 through 6.
Winter term will include learning the language of the birds, moving invisibly like a cougar, camouflaging our bodies with mud, plants for food and medicine plus more. The 4th-6th grade group will also learn to use a knife safely and carve their own traps.
1st-3rd grade program is Mondays from 2:30-4:30. 4th-6th Grade program is Tuesdays 2:45-4:45. For details and to register visit http://wholeearthschool.com or call 541-517-9098
New Winter Feldenkrais® Classes with VS Parent, Katie Hynes-Petty
This is a great opportunity to:
- break cycles of pain
- alleviate the effects of everyday stresses
- find greater ease and pleasure in everyday movements
- enhance performance in sports, music and daily activities
- increase range of movement without stretching
- improve coordination and posture
- feel younger and move better in just minutes daily!
Call Katie Hynes-Petty at 344-4041 or email hynespetty@comcast.net to reserve your space.
Each class consists of a series of gentle, sequential movements which are verbally directed, exploratory in nature, and fun to do. We will focus on awareness of habitual movement patterns, exploring options for comfortable, efficient movement, and incorporate the information into daily activities.
Class Fee: $80 for 8 class series or $12 drop-in.
Times: 8 Mondays, 5:15-6:15; Jan. 11, 25; Feb. 1, 8, 22; March 1, 8, and 15.
Location: Freedom Yoga, 1633 Willamette St.
The Children’s Program Initiative to Bring Dental Services to Uninsured Students: ODS and the Oregon Educators Benefit Board (OEBB) are launching a joint effort, The Children’s Program, to provide access to basic dental services for uninsured 6-12 year olds at no charge once they have been enrolled in the program.
Please call Ilana for more information at 541-345-7285.
Don’t delay! Get your H1N1 flu shot today!
For a complete list of providers, visit: www.lanecounty.org
To find the site nearest you visit: www.google.com/flushot or call 1-800-978-3040
In Eugene/Springfield:
• Lane County Public Health, (541) 682-4041 (FREE!)
• Eugene Urgent Care, (541) 636-3473
• The Travel Clinic, (541) 343-6028
• Peace Health RiverBend Hospital - Urgent Care, (541) 222-6005
• Cascade Health, (541) 228-3095
• UO Health Center (students, faculty & staff only), (541) 346-4444
In Cottage Grove:
• Cottage Grove Community Hospital, (541) 942-6614
• Prime Med Medical Clinic, (541) 942-7000
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