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Call: (530)632-4717
Military Child Development Center,
For children 6 Weeks-5 Years
High quality care and training to support military families

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Early Childhood Education for Military Families

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Call: (530)634-4953
Children age 5-18 years of age.
Military Youth Programs,
Supporting the missions of military personnel and serving our community with high quality care!

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Call: (530)822-5200

All ages can benefit from their Nutritional Education and Games on their website to promote a healthy diet and lifestyle.

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Yuba City Unified School District - Educational Activities

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Albert Powell High School Andros Karperos School April Lane Elementary School Barry Elementary School Bridge Street Elementary Butte Vista Elementary School Child Development Programs Gray Avenue Middle School King Avenue Elementary School Lincoln Elementary School Lincrest Elementary School Park Avenue Elementary School River Valley High School Riverbend Elementary School Tierra Buena School Yuba City High School Yuba City Independence Academy

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Activities for all ages to keep you and your family active!

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Events supported by Child and youth Programs at Beale AFB!
For military parents
https://www.militarychild.org/programs/virtual-learning-opportunities

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Call:(530) 634-2314
Training provided to family’s of Beale Air Force Base!

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Provide healthy, Nutritious food to the children in our care at CDC, YP, and FCC Programs.

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2022 National Child Nutrition Conference

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Plan to join us in-person in April 2022 for the National Child Nutrition Conference! Monday: Preconference Events & Sessions Tuesday-Thursday: Conference Sessions, Events, Exhibitor Hall, and more... Friday: Post-conference Events & Sessions

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Upcoming events that help support family education and wellness.

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Support healthy living for all in your community!

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These are some of the most commonly used Adult Nutrition Education Curricula in the UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program.

Fresh From The Garden

Fresh from the Garden, targets home gardeners and their families with limited resources living in Los Angeles County. Classes, available in English and Spanish, are free and can be presented as a "single" or in a "seasonal" series. The presentations or lessons are designed to increase gardeners' knowledge of healthful eating habits, while emphasizing the health benefits associated with a vegetable-rich diet.

Eating Smart Being Active is an Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) curriculum for adults developed by EFNEP staffs at Colorado State University and University of California at Davis. Based upon the socioecological model, Eating Smart Being Active is an evidence based, nutrition education and obesity prevention curriculum.

MyPlate for My Family is a MyPlate resource that supports SNAP-Ed nutrition education and obesity prevention efforts, and is based on recommendations from the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. It is targeted to parents and caregivers who are SNAP participants or eligible for SNAP, and play a key role in planning, purchasing, and preparing food for their families.

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These are some of the most commonly used Adult Nutrition Education Curricula in the UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program. Fresh From The Garden Fresh from the Garden, targets home gardeners and their families with limited resources living in Los Angeles County.

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Assisting children to reach their full potential both socially and interpersonally.

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Speech and Language Professionals

Achieving Better Communication is dedicated to serving our community. Our Speech Language pathologists, licensed by the state of California, are authorized and qualified to provide speech and language therapy evaluation, treatment planning, treatment, instruction, and consultative services. Through our efforts we strive to create a more independent, effective and improved quality of life for our clients and their family by working with both child and family to promote growth and development. We pride ourselves on assisting children to reach their full potential both socially and interpersonally. At Achieving Better Communication we believe that every child has a right to maximize their potential and that the needs of the children shall always be the number one priority.

Areas of Focus

Our team is able to provide care and services for a wide range of areas and conditions including:

Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), which is not being able to "plan" the sounds and patterns that make up words and then send that "plan" to their mouth to actually form the words (this child says "dog" 10 different ways incorrectly, struggles more with increasing syllables, and visibly distorts their mouth to try to imitate speech.)

Receptive language, which is not seeming to "understand" what others are saying (this child can't correctly answer yes/no questions, can't follow 1-3 step directions, etc.)

Expressive language, which is not being able to tell others what they understand or "know" or not being able to express their knowledge.

Articulation, which is being able to use their mouth the right way (putting their tongue and lips in the correct spots) to produce words correctly.

Stuttering, which is getting stuck on certain sounds in words.

Cluttering, which is talking too fast and leaving out parts of words.

Developmental Delays Unspecified

Auditory Processing/ADD/ADHD

Tongue thrust/lisp

Social Skills/Pragmatics

Who We Serve

At Achieving Better Communication we provide services to individuals from birth through adolescence.

We proudly partner with the Alta CA Regional Center, and make ourselves available to local school districts and the community to provide much needed services geared towards improving the quality of life of our friends and neighbors.

Achieving Better Communication currently has one clinic location in Grass Valley, California and also provides in-home services for early intervention in the following areas:

Nevada County: Grass Valley, Nevada City, Alta Sierra, Penn Valley, Lake Wildwood, Lake of the Pines

Placer County: Auburn, Colfax, Granite Bay, Rocklin, Roseville

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Let our Therapists promote growth, development or rehab for your loved one!

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Speech and Language Professionals Achieving Better Communication is dedicated to serving our community. Our Speech Language pathologists, licensed by the state of California, are authorized and qualified to provide speech and language therapy evaluation, treatment planning, treatment, instruction, and consultative services.

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Speech therapy and occupational therapy services are available to children who come from a variety of multi-cultural and diverse backgrounds. Our therapists are licensed by the State of California to provide evaluations, consultation and treatment for children with a variety of needs.

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Speech therapy and occupational therapy services are available to children who come from a variety of multi-cultural and diverse backgrounds. Our therapists are licensed by the State of California to provide evaluations, consultation and treatment for children with a variety of needs.

Speech Therapists both identify and treat communication problems related to language and speech.A Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) addresses speech production, vocal production, swallowing difficulties, and language needs through speech therapy in a variety of different contexts.The SLP is responsible for counseling of clients and families and for appropriate referral to other professionals.

Occupational Therapists (OT) assess an individual's ability to function in everyday life activities and occupations that provide meaning to the individual's life.Skills that are assessed include: coping skills, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, visual perception, self-help skills, bilateral skills, sensory integrative functions, oral motor development, socialization, and play skills. Therapy addresses a child's ability to function in these areas.The OT is responsible for counseling clients and families and for appropriate referral to other professionals

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Speech therapy and occupational therapy services are available to children who come from a variety of multi-cultural and diverse backgrounds. Our therapists are licensed by the State of California to provide evaluations, consultation and treatment for children with a variety of needs.

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The hardest part about teaching sounds and improving your child’s intelligibility is to help them make a sound that they’re not able to say at all.  This post will give you some ideas of how to elicit each American-English speech sound.

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How to Teach the "f" Sound for Speech Therapy

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Call: (530)822-5200
Article on how to better implement speech therapy in Yuba Sutter schools.

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is here to proving parents with special needs children, classes and resources!

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Family Soup - Family SOUP Family Resource Center

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New Beginnings Parenting Programs

Mental health service in Chico, California
Provides parenting classes and other resources to help you navigate your relationships
Open: Monday-Friday 8:00-1700
(530)891-0973

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Private, professional, and compassionate 60-minute sessions designed to help cope with factors causing anxiety, stress, depression, grief, and other mental health conditions.

Please ask us about need-based scholarships and assistance programs.

Specialized services that combine the Good Lives Model, the Containment Model, Relapse Prevention Treatment, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

A goal-based approach proven to develop healthy coping mechanisms and reduce thinking errors. Assessment methods used to develop individualized treatment plans rely on dynamic factors and various actuarial diagnostics.

Pricing varies.

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Private, professional, and compassionate 60-minute sessions designed to help cope with factors causing anxiety, stress, depression, grief, and other mental health conditions. Please ask us about need-based scholarships and assistance programs. Specialized services that combine the Good Lives Model, the Containment Model, Relapse Prevention Treatment, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

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An evidence-based parent training series for parents of children ages 2-12, is designed to strengthen parenting skills, promote children’s academic, social & emotional competencies as well as reduce children’s aggressive behavior.

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Active Parenting of Teens will give you the guidance and support you need to turn the challenges of raising a teenager into opportunities for growth. You will learn; methods of respectful discipline, skills for clear honest communication, concrete strategies to prevent risky behavior, how to be an encouraging parent, and much more.

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Arun Nasir Ahmad

"I attended the Pre-Apprenticeship Program in May 2022 with hopes of learning about trades. My counselor, Rhea Burns, suggested the 5-week Pre-Apprenticeship course & I have tremendously benefited from taking the course. During the 5-week period, we refreshed our math skills and spoke about unions and trades which interested us. I decided to apply to Operating Engineers & IBEW. Fast forward to September of 2022, I got an offer to be a surveyor and am proud to be part of Operating Engineers. Anyone who is serious about their career should consider enrolling in the Pre-Apprenticeship and learn the basics & fundamentals of the trade." -Arun Nasir Ahmad

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"I attended the Pre-Apprenticeship Program in May 2022 with hopes of learning about trades. My counselor, Rhea Burns, suggested the 5-week Pre-Apprenticeship course & I have tremendously benefited from taking the course. During the 5-week period, we refreshed our math skills and spoke about unions and trades which interested us.

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Call: (530) 822-7113

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Government " County Departments " Human Resources

Sutter County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the County will provide reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities. Sutter County encourages both incumbents and individuals who have been offered employment to discuss potential accommodations with the employer.

The Sutter County Veterans' Preference Policy has been developed to demonstrate the County's support and appreciation of our United States veterans and their surviving spouses. Effective September 1, 2009 and pursuant to Board of Supervisors Resolution 09-060, preference points will be awarded, per specified criteria, to veterans and their surviving spouses in the recruitment process for new hires in non-Merit Systems Services classifications.

If you have any questions regarding our employment opportunities, please contact the Human Resources Department at (530) 822-7113. Thank you for your interest in Sutter County.

Note: "Open Until Filled" recruitments will close without notice upon receipt of a sufficient number of qualified applications.

Additional Job Opportunities

Regional and Other Employer Links

Employers within Sutter County and our surrounding area use online position advertising to promote opportunities within their organizations. Visit their websites for current information on job positions available.
Government Agencies Educational Institutions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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Government " County Departments " Human Resources Sutter County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the County will provide reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities. Sutter County encourages both incumbents and individuals who have been offered employment to discuss potential accommodations with the employer.

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Job opportunities are hosted on EDJOIN.

Thank you for your interest in Yuba City Unified School District. The District uses an online application process through EDJOIN (Education Job Opportunities Information Network). The application process is paperless. We do not accept paper applications.

Applicants must submit all requested documentation through EDJOIN to be considered for a position. Please do not send anything directly to Human Resources.

All allegations of discrimination in employment, including those involving an employee, job applicant, intern, volunteer, or person contracted to provide services to the district shall be investigated and resolved in accordance with procedures specified in this administrative regulation.

(cf. 0410 - Nondiscrimination in District Programs and Activities)

(cf. 1240 - Volunteer Assistance)

(cf. 4032 - Reasonable Accommodation)

The district designates the position identified below as its coordinator for nondiscrimination in employment (coordinator) to coordinate the district's efforts to comply with state and federal nondiscrimination laws and to answer inquiries regarding the district's nondiscrimination policies. The coordinator may be contacted at:

Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources

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Yuba City Unified School District - Employment

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Job opportunities are hosted on EDJOIN. Thank you for your interest in Yuba City Unified School District. The District uses an online application process through EDJOIN (Education Job Opportunities Information Network). The application process is paperless. We do not accept paper applications. Applicants must submit all requested documentation through EDJOIN to be considered for a position.

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The Office of Human Resources welcomes your interest in job opportunities at the District. Our goal is to assist applicants with the application process.

View YCCD's current job opportunities. For permanent positions, the District no longer accepts applications or attachments by email, fax, or in person.

Recruitment Timelines

Permanent Positions
Recruitments are posted from 30 to 45 days depending on the recruitment. All positions are open until filled. The first review date will be listed on each recruitment. Applications will not be accepted after the closing date. Once the recruitment closes, a committee will review the applications and determine who will be interviewed. This step can take up to three weeks. At that point, all applicants will be notified of their standing by email or phone.

Temporary/Substitute/Part-Time (Non-Permanent) Positions
Posting lengths will vary depending on the recruitment. Applicants are added to a pool and reviewed only when there is a current need. Division Deans/Supervisors will contact selected applicants directly to set up an interview.

Interview Process

After the recruitment closing date, all application materials will be screened. Interviews will be b invitation only. Interviews are held at the campus location or the District office. Faculty applicants should expect a teaching demonstration or writing assignment.

Following the interviews, we will identify finalists for further consideration. If you are selected to move forward to the second interview, you can expect that we will be contacting references and prior employers as listed in your application materials.

Travel Expenses

Candidates selected for an interview may be required to visit Yuba Community College District at his/her own expense upon a date selected by the District. Interviews are primarily being held via Zoom.

Please contact the Office of Human Resources and direct your questions to Taranjit Chahal at tchahal@yccd.edu or 530-741-6979 or Mayra Dueñas at mduenas@yccd.edu or 530-741-8765 after reviewing the website, resource information and FAQs.

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The Office of Human Resources welcomes your interest in job opportunities at the District. Our goal is to assist applicants with the application process. Permanent Positions Recruitments are posted from 30 to 45 days depending on the recruitment. All positions are open until filled. The first review date will be listed on each recruitment.