Don McNelis - Superintendent
1859 Bird Street
Oroville CA 95965
Phone: (530)532-5650
1859 Bird Street
Oroville CA 95965
Phone: (530)532-5650
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Don McNelis - Superintendent
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OROVILLE CARES COALITION / ADVICE To
view some of these documents you will need Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Oroville Cares Coalition Healthy Youth + Healthy Families = Healthy Communities
Coalition Overview The Oroville Cares Coalition is a community coalition serving the City of Oroville and the Oroville Union High School District area. It addresses youth development, in support of academic success and community health. The coalition is managed by Partners In Health and Safety, Butte County Office of Education (BCOE). BCOE is the fiscal agent and provides supervision, grant writing leadership, technical training and office space. The coalition was established to focus on youth development through prevention programs addressing youth violence and the underage use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. It serves as the Safe and Drug Free School advisory board for Oroville Union High, Oroville City Elementary, Palermo Union and Thermalito Union School Districts. Oroville Cares Coalition collects and analyzes data, identifies problems, maps local resources and networks with other agencies, groups, schools, businesses, individuals, etc. to develop a plan for Oroville youth, and to share information about local resources related to partner agencies, community organizations, and schools. Oroville Cares Coalition and its subcommittees assist in monitoring the implementation of activities that address positive Youth Development, Alcohol, Tobacco, and other Drug, Violence Prevention, and other health related programs in community and schools. Oroville Cares Coalition’s sub-committees include: (1) Coalition’s Steering Committee; (2) Networking; (3) Social Marketing; (4) Jobs 4 Youth; (5) Every 15 Minutes Oroville Cares Coalition’s Vision: In the greater Oroville area, our children and families are safe, healthy, educated, productive, and supported by collaborative comprehensive systems of prevention, early intervention and care services Oroville Cares Coalition’s Goals:
Oroville Cares Coalition Logic Model: The coalition’s logic model is updated annually or as needed. The coalition’s logic model also includes the coalition’s history, planning tools, current strategic action plan, and data source tables. Oroville Cares Coalition Meeting Schedule: The coalition’s Networking Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of the month September thru May unless otherwise noted. Location is Lincoln Center at 1870 Bird Street, Oroville from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. This is an open meeting and the public is encouraged to attend. Please call Contact below for confirmation of meeting time. Other committee meetings are set as needed with schedules being announced at the Networking Meetings. Oroville Cares Coalition’s Members, Partners & Friends 2009: The following lists of Members, Partners & Friends of the Oroville Cares Coalition represents the 12 designated groups for the Drug Free Communities program which are: Community Volunteers, Youth, Parents, Business Community, Media, Schools & School Districts, Youth Serving Organizations, Law Enforcement Agencies, Religious or Fraternal Organizations, Civic & Volunteer Groups, Healthcare professionals, and State, Local and/or Tribal Governmental agencies.
Contact information for some of the coalition members are the following: Schools & School Districts: Butte County Office of Education After School Programs, Area Coordinator Patty Narasky (530) 990-6539 or (530) 532-3003
Butte County ROP Sandy Walburn, Coordinator 530-879-7457
Hearthstone School Kim Guzzetti, Principal 205 Mira Loma Suite 16 Oroville, CA 95965 (530)532-5848 x101 fax (530) 532-5847
Las Plumas High School Kyle Farley Outreach Consultant 693-2276
Oroville City Elementary School District
Lynne Vincent, Ed.D. Director of Instruction 532-5690 EX 105
Thermalito Union School District Ed Gregorio, Principal 530-538-2920
Agencies: Butte County Public Health Department Aimee Myles
Butte County Public Health Department http://www.buttecounty.net/publichealth
Butte County Public Health Dpt. Tobacco Education Program Raul Raygoza 538-6109 Maria Martinez 538-6108 www.buttecounty.net/publichealth
Butte County Independent Living Program Tami Thompson ILP Coordinator 530-893-2316 ext. 212
Butte County Independent Living Program Alyson Juers Butte County ILP Case Worker (530) 588-6291 (530) 893-2316 ext. 215 (530) 893-5026 fax
Organizations: Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County Contact Person: Seng S. Yang Title: Program Director
Oroville Area Chamber of Commerce
Oroville YMCA Celeste Silva - Executive Director Jackie Arnold - Program Manager 530-533-9622
Coalition Resources for Youth and Families Teen Resources- http://www.thescoutzone.org/
How to talk to Teens about Prescription Drug Use- http://www.talkaboutrx.org/not_worth_the_risk.jsp
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