Butte Parent Cafe

Hello freinds, I am hosting a Parent Cafe drop in until 2. Think of it like Parent Cafe office hours. Lets chat, lets catch up, how have you been resilient lately, how have you still conencted with your friends during this time, how have you been better at understanding your kids needs during this time, and how have you been taking care of yourself? we can chat about one or all. I am here, just hit the link and come say hi. Join Zoom Meeting https://valleyoakchildren-org.zoom.us/j/98622286007

good afternoon friends, please stop by the virtual parent cafe tonight. We will be talking about Social Connections, and whatever else comes to mind. Stop by, say hi and lets connect. See ya then.... Join Zoom Meeting... https://valleyoakchildren-org.zoom.us/j/99371963568 Meeting ID: 993 7196 3568 Passcode: 675902

Hello gridley friends...... we’re here for a little longer

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Thank you First 5 Butte County for giving us and Valley Oak Children's Services more awesome supplies to give out to provides and families.

From The Center for Healthy Communities:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 13, 2020 BUTTE COUNTY WARNS OF POTENTIAL ROLLBACKS AS LOCAL CASES NEAR THE STATE’S THRESHOLD... BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. Butte County has received indication that the Governor may reinstate restrictions to businesses and activities throughout the State this week, regardless of a county’s status on the monitoring list. For counties already on the monitoring list, the State may put additional restrictions in place. If the State makes this announcement, the County will update the public about what this means for Butte County. Butte County is not currently on the State’s monitoring list. However, recent COVID-19 data indicates that we are nearing the threshold regarding case rates that will put us on the list. The State’s threshold for case rates is 100 cases per 100,000 residents. Learn more about the State’s County Data Monitoring: covid19.ca.gov/roadmap-counties/ Based on our increase in cases, we anticipate we could be placed on the State’s monitoring list at any time. Information from COVID-19 case investigations tells us that many of our new cases have been identified from gatherings with friends and family, stated Danette York, Director of Butte County Public Health (BCPH). BCPH reminds residents that gatherings of any size should be postponed or canceled. A gathering is when people from separate households come together, even if they are family members. Residents are urged to take action to slow the spread of COVID-19 to help keep Butte County healthy and open, and off of the State’s monitoring list. A growing body of scientific research has shown that people with no or few symptoms of COVID-19 can still spread the disease and that the use of face coverings, combined with physical distancing and frequent hand washing, will reduce the spread of COVID-19. Residents should continue to take prevention actions to stop and slow the spread of COVID-19, including: Wash your hands often Maintain social distancing of at least six feet Stay home if you are sick Avoid touching your face Limit non-essential travel Avoid gatherings Avoid sick people Wear a face covering when in high-risk settings ###

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ZOOM Parent Cafe TONIGHT 6/30/20