ADULT/CAREGIVER EVENTS
ADULT/CAREGIVER EVENTS
Narcan Training
Timeframe:
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm in the Timber Ridge Community Room 3002 Q Ave, La Grande
Details:
Join EOCIL to learn how to reverse an opioid overdose. Learn what an opioid is, what Narcan is, and how to use it to save someone’s life.If you have any questions or need this information in an alternative format, contact Madelaine Koller at 541-709-3825 or madelainekoller@eocil.org
Motivational Interviewing Training
Timeframe:
Training May 8th: Good Shepherd-Hermiston, May 9th: EOU-La Grande 8:30am-3:30pm Lunch Provided
Details:
Motivational Interviewing can be particularly helpful in conversations about vaccines and other topics around which people may express ambivalence. If you have conversations with families who are vaccine hesitant, this training is for you. Participants will also have access to post training coaching, webinar and printed resources. contact@bluemountainearlylearninghub.org . bmelh.org/mitraining Register
Successful Co-Parenting
Timeframe:
Thursdays 5:30 PM — 7:00 PM January 9 & 23 and February 6 & 20 (alternating weeks)
Details:
Learn targets skills to improve communication and reduce conflict. Heidi Ho School @ First Baptist Church 1702 Sixth Street, La Grande. COST: $0 Child Care is Provided. To register, contact Teala at (541) 962-9500 x 4 opt. 2 or teala.sunderman@ojd.state.or.us .Space is limited so please reserve your spot as soon as possible. Successful Co-Parenting with Olivia Westenskow, MS, LPC Licensed Professional Counselor & Coach. Sponsored by the Union County Family Law Advisory Committee
Parent with Less Conflict and More Joy
Timeframe:
Tuesdays, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. January 21st - March 11th
Details:
Central Elementary ● Dinner: 5:30-6:00 pm. ● Class: 6:00-7:30 pm. Conscious Discipline for Families is a FREE class series Includes Dinner and Childcare at no cost! Register by calling: 541-786-5535 Or 541-910-6280 *Pre-registration required
HELPING CHILDREN COPE WITH DIVORCE AND SEPARATION
Timeframe:
Wednesday, January 8, 2025 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Details:
Learn how divorce or separation impacts your children and what you can do to help them. WHERE Virtual via Zoom For instructions on how to download Zoom onto your computer or mobile device, go to www.zoom.us/download COST Free TO REGISTER **class size is limited - registration required** Send email to teala.sunderman@ojd.state.or.us including your name, mailing address, phone number, and date of the class you are attending WITH Mary Lu Pierce, Educator QUESTIONS? Call Teala at (541) 962-9500 x 4, option 2 Sponsored by Union Co. Family Law Advisory Committee
Family Law Workshop
Timeframe:
Wednesday, January 15th at 5:30pm
Details:
Presented as a public service by Bruce Anderson, Attorney at Law and the Union Co. Family Law Advisory Committee. Are you representing yourself in a family law case? Learn more about the legal aspects of divorce, separation, modification, guardianship, grandparent visitation and more. Discuss commonly asked questions with family law professionals ❖ Learn about court procedures and how to prepare for trial ❖ Find family law resources. Misener Conference Room 1001 4th Street La Grande, Oregon. NO CHARGE For more information, or to pre-register, Call Teala (541) 962-9500 ext. 4, opt. 2
Parent with less Conflict and More Joy
Timeframe:
When: Tuesdays, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. January 21st - March 11th Where: Central Elementary ● Dinner: 5:30-6:00 pm. ● Class: 6:00-7:30 pm.
Details:
Conscious Discipline for Families is a FREE class series Includes Dinner and Childcare at no cost! Register by calling: 541-786-5535 Or 541-910-6280 *Pre-registration required
Resilient Parenting
Timeframe:
Starts September 17th, 4-5pm. Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday each month
Details:
Caring for children can be challenging! Join us in a virtual space to learn how to utilize empathy, respect, understanding and healthy boundaries to promote positive connection. This is a curriculum-based group for caregivers of children of all ages. Join here: https://meet.google.com/gve-hsnf-hdi
Community Child Safety Closet
Timeframe:
By Request
Details:
Do you work with a low income family that has concerns regarding child safety in their home? Home child safety items may be requested by an agency on behalf of families with young children. These items can be used for owned or rental property. Requests will need to include the number of items needed, ensure that you have this information before starting the form. Families must live in Morrow, Umatilla or Union county. Requestable items: Baby gates Door/cabinet latches, covers and locks Window/sliding door stoppers Electronic/plug covers Stove/Fridge locks and more
PARENTS ANONYMOUS VIRTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS
Ongoing
PARENTS ANONYMOUS VIRTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS
Ongoing