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*By appointment only* Monday- Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4: 30 p.m.  

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As Family Resource Centers our mission is to provide a safe and comfortable setting to network, share and acquire skills, and access services to create a better childhood for our youngest citizens

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What is needed - Medi-Cal card from Anthem or California Health & Wellness. Documentation of your housing status. Don't have these documents, we can help with that!

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Assistance with coordinating your health care needs. help with finding and making appointments. Support with securing transportation. Home security helping to provide stability. 

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Ministerial Association of Colusa County

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Please fill out this form as best you can so we can provide your referral client with the most relevant service.

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Colusa Home Visiting Program - Personal home visits helping to build positive parent practices, strengthen parent/child bond, increase knowledge of early childhood development, increase children’s school readiness, and success Child Health and Development Screening. 

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Home Visiting Referral Form Fillable 2.28 (revised)

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162 East Carson Street, Colusa, CA 95932

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Open Intake Days (no appointment necessary) - Tuesdays @ 1pm -2:30pm & Thursdays @ 8am-9:30am 

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Colusa Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program

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Colusa Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program

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Youth and adult programs available. MUST request an "SUD" assessment, appointment required 

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We are a federally funded program that was designed from a business perspective. One Place, One Stop, to assist you with all your business needs. From placing job orders, recruiting applicants and gathering labor market information, to sustaining a productive workforce.

Here are some of the One-Stop Services we offer:
* Job Searches - Click here to see Current Job Listings
* Job Service Information
* CalJOBS Systems
* Resume Preparation
* Job Development
* On-the-Job Training
* Vocational Skills Training
* Basic Skills Assessment
* Youth Programs
* Veteran Services
* Unemployment Insurance Information
* Job Placement / Applicant Screening
* Job Search Workshops
* Rapid Response to Business Closures
* Career Advice
* College Course and Enrollment Information

For more information, please contact us by accessing the "Contact Tab" at the top of the Home webpage.

Colusa County One -Stop is an equal opportunity Employer/Program
Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to people with disabilities

Colusa County One-Stop is a proud partner of America's Job Center of California
Colusa County One Stop, 144 & 146 Market Street, Colusa, CA 95932, (530) 458-0326

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Crisis Text Line | Text HOME To 741741 free, 24/7 Crisis Counseling

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Crisis Text Line provides free, 24/7 support via text message. We're here for everything: anxiety, depression, suicide, school. Text HOME to 741741.

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137 N. Cottonwood St., Woodland, CA 95695

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No appointment necessary - Walk-in Monday-Friday 8am-5pm

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Sac State Math Tutoring (Middle & High School Students)

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Sac State Math Tutoring (Middle & High School Students)

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Here is the schedule: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRz896w3oZj_w-Dkgoql7iQXJCdjPodN_rK1QB7LPBW_zinl0QyUt1LDzFZ14WgGhght3LyfO4oBfes/pub The schedule above shows which Zoom sessions are available for students to attend. A tutor will be available to assist.

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Sac State offers 1-1 tutoring to local middle and high school students. It is on a first-come, first-serve basis. In other words, students will be attended to in the order in which they join the Zoom meeting.

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Access MTB Tutoring Sessions
The Department of Mathematics & Statistics at Sacramento State is offering a new tutoring program for high school students. The mission of the Math Tutoring Buddies Program is to provide free, high-quality one-on-one tutoring to high school students in the local community that will enrich the learning opportunities for both university and middle/high school students. By providing individualized support in their math learning, this program aims to improve educational opportunities and outcomes and increase awareness of STEM higher education for middle and high school students who might otherwise not have access to these resources.

If you would like to donate to the Math Tutoring Buddies Program, you can do so via the link below.
Donate to Math Tutoring Buddies
Tutoring Hours

Click the link to get info about Math Tutoring Buddies tutors and hours currently available.

Program Goals

The following are the program goals for the Math Tutoring Buddies Program:

Support middle and high school students in mathematics learning through one-to-one interaction,

Strengthen Sac State students' mathematical communication skills,

Provide mentoring opportunities for local middle and high school students to gain access to higher
education.

The objective of the Math Tutoring Buddies Program is to improve the mathematics literacy for middle and high school students and provide a window to higher education through a positive mentoring experience from Sac State tutors and faculty.

Middle and High school students will benefit from this program, specifically by:

Learning and expanding mathematical vocabularies and concepts in a one-to-one setting,

Imagining, practicing, and testing solutions to problems,

Improving confidence in mathematics literacy and practices,

Learning and gaining awareness of higher education.

Program Outcomes

1. Increase middle and high school students' proficiency, knowledge, and skills in mathematics,

2. Enhance middle and high school students' study and learning skills that can be applied broadly,

3. Increase middle and high school student's awareness of STEM higher education,

4. Expand Sac State student's mathematical knowledge, interest, and skills, and

5. Strengthen Sac State student's pedagogical knowledge, interest, and skills.

Math Tutoring Topics

Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus, Geometry, Statistics

Apply Online

Job Posting #: The posting has closed for this semester, but check back for future positions.

Applicants who have fluency in the following languages are especially encouraged to apply:

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Preparing Our Kids for Success Curriculum

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Preparing Our Kids for Success Curriculum

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Learn how to best support your child when they are having a difficult time making it to school or staying at school.

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Resources and support for students/families experiencing homelessness. PJUSD Liaison - Cathy Lopez  

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Resources and support for students in foster care. PJUSD Liaison - Cathy Lopez

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Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program

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Check out this padlet to view resources specifically geared toward high school student wellbeing and mental health.

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PJUSD has the ability to offer internet connectivity at no cost to students at home that are in need of an internet connection for their education.

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PJUSD has the ability to offer internet connectivity at no cost to students at home that are in need of an internet connection for their education. The district can provide, based on location, two options of internet connectivity, a mobile hotspot or a connection to our district network, called the EduNet. Only district provided student Chromebooks will be allowed to connect to the EduNet, or a mobile hotspot. These devices are allowed to be used for educational purposes only.

The selection of what internet device your student will be receiving from the district is based on the distance from your home to the District's EduNet equipment. The district will give priority to providing an Edunet Device first . If an EduNet device is not an option because you live outside the range of the EduNet antenna or the EduNet solution does not work at your home, you will be assigned a mobile hotspot if a T-Mobile signal is available at your home. Locations such as Dunnigan and Grimes currently do not have any EduNet signal available.

If an EduNet device is a valid option, a mobile hotspot will NOT be provided.

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The main branch of the Colusa County Free Library is seeking photo submissions to help determine the color palette for the "Colors of Colusa County Mary Winters Memorial Mural" set to be painted by local artists Sierra Reading and Ross Roadruck this summer!

Each beam beside our Library door will be painted a color that is representative of the palette of Colusa County - and we need your help in identifying the represented colors! Between April 15 th and May 7th Colusa County residents are encouraged to submit their own original high resolution .jpeg photos of their favorite areas of the county. The colors depicted throughout these photos will be selected for the palette used in creating the upcoming mural, with each color representing a different area of the county. We are looking for images from across the entire county - from Stonyford to Grimes; Princeton to Arbuckle; and everywhere in between. Colusa County is vibrant and diverse in its beauty, and the color options are limitless.

The submissions can be of iconic imagery, such as the almond blossoms of Arbuckle, the feathers of a mallard in Colusa, the Princeton Ferry crossing the Sacramento River, or the beautiful wildflowers of Bear Valley. They can also feature more personal images of favorite buildings, craggy creeks, anything that make you feel at home here. Get creative! There are only three requirements:

1. The images must be taken in Colusa County;

2. The images must be submitted in high resolution .jpeg format; and,

3. The images should represent what you love most about where we live, work and play.

Photo submissions will be accepted April 15 th through May 7 th, and should be sent via email to County Librarian Stacey Costello at scostello@countyofcolusa.com.
Images must be submitted by individuals 18 years of age or older, or by parent or legal guardian; the images may be reproduced, modified, edited, or shared by the library to fit the scope of the library mural and associated projects.
By submitting an image, you agree that you release and hold harmless the County and its officers, employees, agents and assigns from any and all claims resulting therefrom, and shall not seek any compensation for any use of the image(s). This release shall continue indefinitely and is binding on the submitter, his/her heirs, legal representatives and assigns. You can now visit our seven library locations with limited occupancy. The public will be able to visit and browse any of the locations for up to one hour.
LIBRARY SERVICE

Since mid-March 2020, the Colusa County Free Library has been working diligently to provide continued services to the community despite the physical closure of our libraries as a result of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. We have been thankful for your support and understanding as we have navigated unchartered territory, learned new skills, offered new digital lending platforms, and implemented digital programming for the first time. Simultaneously, we have been planning for both the library would open its doors, and to open safely. The well being of our community has been the top consideration in every decision we have made. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.

Face coverings are required at all times for anyone two years or older

We are practicing social distancing - observe all signage and markers

Libraries will have limited occupancy and seating to ensure proper social distancing

Library visits are limited to one hour per patron

Hand-sanitizing stations are provided for use prior to entry, and frequent hand-washing is encouraged

Staff conduct daily health checks

High-touch surfaces will be disinfected regularly

Patrons can continue to use curbside service at all locations, and computers are still limited to school and personal or professional needs, no gaming.

Staying home if you're experiencing symptoms of any illness

Wearing a face covering that covers your nose and mouth, which is required for all patrons two years or older

Washing or sanitizing your hands frequently

Maintaining at least six feet of distance from staff and other patrons

Respecting social distancing guidelines and limiting your visit to one hour

Following the instructions of the library and security staff

Are face coverings required?
Yes. All patrons and staff are asked to wear CDC recommended masks, at all times. If you cannot wear a face-covering during your visit, you are welcome to use our curbside service.

What safety measures are in place at the library?
Public health and safety are our priorities. Please be advised that a few things have changed to help reduce contact and slow the spread of COVID-19. We have implemented the following safety measures:

Curbside pickup and returns

Computer use and printing

Photocopying and faxing

Please keep yourself and others safe by:

Virtual Story Times in English and Spanish

Fun challenges and simple at-home projects for kids on the library Facebook page

Databases, eMaterials, and online assistance can be found in our eLibrary

Are there limits on the number of people allowed into the building?
Yes. Our occupancy is limited to ensure that all can maintain social distancing following public health orders. Thank you for your patience.

How do I return items?
Patrons can return library materials during our hours of operation in designated bins. Book drops are also available. Returned items will be placed in quarantine for 24 hours and will not be checked in immediately. Items may take up to a week to be removed from your account.

Can I drop off donated materials?
The library is not accepting donations at this time.

What services are available?
The following in-person services are available:

The following virtual services are available:

What in-person programming is available?
Each week, we offer many grab and go programs, such as Raising a Reader, STEAM and Sensory kits and Crafternoon supplies. In-person programming is not yet available at the library.

What if I don't feel comfortable coming into the library?
Please feel free to continue using curbside pickup and return service and join us for our virtual programs.

We anticipate many changes to our policies and procedures in the upcoming days, weeks, and months. Directives are changing daily, and we are doing our best to provide the best service possible to all of Colusa County. In the meantime, we encourage you to use our digital library resources, which will continue to be available at any time to all library patrons. On our eLibrary page, you will find links to several databases that offer eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital magazines, journals and access to the New York Times newspaper.

Monday: Closed for appointment based access for high-risk patrons

Tuesday 10:00-6:00

Wednesday 10:00-5:00

Thursday 10:00-6:00

Friday 10:00-5:00

Saturday 10:00-2:00

Branch hours and contact information

Monday 1:00-6:00

Tuesday 10:00-3:00

Wednesday 1:00-6:00

Main branch Colusa, 458-7671

Arbuckle, 476-2526

Grimes, 437-2428

Monday 8:30-1:00

Tuesday 8:30-1:00

Wednesday 8:30-1:00

Maxwell, 438-2250

Princeton, 439-2235

Tuesday noon-6:00

Wednesday 1:00-6:00

Thursday noon-6:00

Stonyford, 963-3722
Colusa County Department of Public Health
California Department of Public Health
State of California Guidelines
Williams, 473-5955

For questions related to the County's response to Covid-19, please visit:

The California State Library is pleased to offer the New York Times online to California public libraries! This offer features direct access to nytimes.com from 1851 to right now, including:

The State Library is supporting this resource for California public libraries for at least the next 18 months. You can sign up using the link above and a current email address. Registration is required, but is very simple. Enjoy!

Colusa County Free Library's Career Online High School ( COHS) offers adults the opportunity to earn an accredited high school diploma and career certificate online.

The Library's pilot program provides a limited number of free enrollments to qualified adult learners who are looking to advance their careers, prepare for workforce entry or continue their education. Career Online High School through the Colusa County Free Library is open to all eligible County residents.

Applicants who successfully complete an online self-assessment and prerequisite course, followed by an in-person interview, will be considered for enrollment.

Once enrolled, COHS pairs each student with an online academic coach, who provides the student with an individual career path, offers ongoing guidance, evaluates performance and connects the student with the resources needed to master the courses. Students will be given up to 18 months to complete the program.

If you are interested in the program, please contact County Librarian, Stacey Zwald Costello at 530/458-0372.

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The main branch of the Colusa County Free Library is seeking photo submissions to help determine the color palette for the "Colors of Colusa County Mary Winters Memorial Mural" set to be painted by local artists Sierra Reading and Ross Roadruck this summer!

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FREE - Personalized support for California families. Kids ages 0–12 get free, expert coaching for sleep issues, worry, social skills, and more. Live, 1:1 video sessions, secure chat, on-demand content, and more.

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FREE - Personalized support for California families. Kids ages 0–12 get free, expert coaching for sleep issues, worry, social skills, and more. Live, 1:1 video sessions, secure chat, on-demand content, and more.

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BrightLife Kids - A CalHope Program by Brightline

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BrightLife Kids is a virtual mental health platform for California families with children ages 0-12. Support your kids’ behavioral health and wellbeing with digital tools, resources and virtual support from experts in youth mental health.

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FREE - 13-25 Year old Chat 1:1 with a professional coach, use interactive tools to destress, or explore quizzes, videos, forums, and more. You choose!

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FREE - 13-25 Year old Chat 1:1 with a professional coach, use interactive tools to destress, or explore quizzes, videos, forums, and more. You choose!

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Soluna | California's Mental Health App for 13 - 25 year olds

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Soluna is a free mental health service for 13 - 25 year olds in California. Chat confidentially with 1:1 coaches or explore tools. Download Soluna today.

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CalVCB - We provide financial assistance to victims of crime and help them restore their lives.

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CalVCB - We provide financial assistance to victims of crime and help them restore their lives.

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Can help pay for -   Counseling• Medical and dental treatment and equipment• Income loss• Funeral and burial expenses• Residential security• Home or vehicle modifications for victims who become disabled• Crime-scene clean up• Relocation• Service Dogs

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Skip to content × The California Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB) website uses Google™ Translate to provide automatic translation of its web pages. This translation application tool is provided for purposes of information and convenience only. Google™ Translate is a free third-party service, which is not controlled by CalVCB.

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We assist people with developmental disabilities and their families by building a team of supportive physicians, therapists, and other professionals for each of our clients.

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Alta California Regional Center creates partnerships to support all eligible individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

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Comprehensive, state-of-the-art assessment and educational planning services to assist local school districts in determining the needs of their most complex students;On-site technical assistance and consultation in program and instructional design based on the unique needs of each student;Professional development opportunities for teachers, administrators and special education staff, including presentations at national, statewide, and local conferences and workshops, provided by specialists with "hands-on" experience;Family education opportunities, including consultation, referral, and resource information.

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Diagnostic Center, Northern California (DCN) is a sector of the California Department of Education's State Special Schools and Services Division. We provide student assessments, virtual & in-person trainings, and on-site technical assistance projects at no cost to the school or district.

We would like to invite SELPA, district and school staff members to our virtual informational sessions. During this time we will discuss our various programs, answer any questions you may have and brainstorm how our center can be of assistance to your community.

Register for the 2:00 PM session on Wednesday, October 4th, 2023
Register for the 12:00 PM session on Tuesday, October 17th, 2023

Our Services Include...

Comprehensive, state-of-the-art assessment and educational planning services to assist local school districts in determining the needs of their most complex students;

On-site technical assistance and consultation in program and instructional design based on the unique needs of each student;

Professional development opportunities for teachers, administrators and special education staff, including presentations at national, statewide, and local conferences and workshops, provided by specialists with "hands-on" experience;

Family education opportunities, including consultation, referral, and resource information.

There is no cost for assessment services; however, requests for services must be generated by the local school district.

DCN Newsletters

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Diagnostic Center, Northern California (DCN)

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The Diagnostic Center, Northern (DCN) California provides expert, interdisciplinary teams of diagnostic professionals who address the unique educational needs of Northern California's most difficult-to-serve students enrolled in special education programs.