Simply Rockn' It Events by Dana Hernandez

Merry Christmas It is that time again! We need toys, toys and more toys. We are also serving some special needs adults so if you can pick up some teen grooming kits that would be awesome. Call us for questions at 760 998 2241

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We have 15 spots available sign up to do a Trunk at the RODF Spooktacular Trunk or Treat click here to fill out the form and get more details. https://form.jotform.com/202465754100144

Good morning, here is what is available today. Please have your mask on and your gloves. You will also have to fill out a form and present your ID. We will be here until 1pm. (For special needs families and families with Disabilities)

Disaster Readiness w/COVID-19 Best Practices" Webinar. Please join us in learning how to be prepared for a disaster. Look how quickly this pandemic came; let us learn how to prepare our selves so we can be prepared, so when something like this happens, we can better take care of our families. Please make sure you click the "get ticket link" to sign up for the webinar. Stay safe, https://form.jotform.com/200946718432154

Rock'n Our Disabilities - Update on COVID-19 The health and safety of our participants and families are top priority to us for the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Here at Rock'n Our Disabilities, we want to proactively plan and actively monitor the situation so we can respond quickly if needed. We are continuing to be open for scheduled classes but ask that anyone with any symptoms of cold or flu remain at home. Our Saturday Camp and Hip Hop class will be held. We will have hand sanitizers available and posted precautions. Attached is a Stay Healthy 5 Things to Do to help avoid contamination.

Join Rock'n Our Disabilities Foundation and Hesperia Recreation and Park District on Saturday, April 25 for the 1st Annual Dash for Disabilities Superhero 5k Wa...lk, Run, and Roll event at Hesperia Civic Plaza Park. To register please visit https://www.active.com//dash-for-disabilities-superhero-5k or contact Dana Hernandez at (760) 998-2241 [email protected] See more

Rock'n Our Disabilities March Calendar!

Reminder: Tonight is our Hip-Hop Class. See you at 4 PM! https://www.facebook.com/events/473822373551003/

Looking for a frighteningly good time this Halloween? Bring all the monsters, ghouls, and goblins to Hesperia Civic Plaza Park, 15833 Smoke Tree, on October 26, 2019, from 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm for Hot Rod Halloween 2019! Admission is FREE to the public and includes a classic car show, #costume parade, carnival games, and food vendors. Thank you to our partner The Route 103!... VENDORS Click here for instructions and to print the Vendor Application: https://www.hesperiaparks.com/vendor-information HOT ROD ENTRIES There is no pre-registration, just show up the morning of the event: The gates will open at 12:00 noon, we ask that you are in, parked & ready to go by 1:30. A crew will be there ready to assist with the parking. Cost of entry is $20 (cash only) which will go toward the Rock’n Our Disabilities Foundation. Please remember to bring candy for the Trick-or-Treaters, about 1,000 pieces.

Hello everyone, We need candy for our Spooky Spooktacular Halloween Carnival (This is a FREE event). If you would like to donate, we would appreciate your help. Thank you so much. You can give us a call or come by the facility at 13558 Palm Street, Hesperia, CA 92344

We have awesome news! We are adding a 2nd Saturday Sports Camp and Crafts day starting October we are adding the 4th Saturday! Wohooo, it will only be 6 months because that is when the gym is available so just make sure you check our calendars. Months are October, November, December, April, May, and June. Call for questions 760-998-2241

Please join us next Tuesday for a critical topic that we all should educate our selves on if we have a child or family member with a disability! What is the purpose of Special Needs Planning? What is a Special Needs Trust? What can my Special Needs Trust pay for?... What is an ABLE account? What are the ongoing administrative requirements of a Special Needs Trust? Bio: Victoria Martin is a licensed attorney and member of the State Bar of California. She is the owner of ArchAngel Estate Planning & Trust Services, an Apple Valley law firm dedicated to helping families achieve peace of mind through the design and execution of personalized estate plans. She is also a licensed financial advisor and co-owner of ArchAngel Financial Services, Inc., giving her a unique perspective in regard to coordinating estate and financial plans in the most tax-efficient manner. Victoria, her husband, and their four children have spent the majority of their lives in our beautiful High Desert and are committed to serving our communities.

Do you have questions on a Special Needs Trust? Do you think you need one? If you are asking these questions we encourage you to come out to our support group so that you can listen and ask our speaker questions. What is the purpose of Special Needs Planning? What is a Special Needs Trust? What can my Special Needs Trust pay for?... What is an ABLE account? What are the ongoing administrative requirements of a Special Needs Trust? Bio: Victoria Martin is a licensed attorney and member of the State Bar of California. She is the owner of ArchAngel Estate Planning & Trust Services, an Apple Valley law firm dedicated to helping families achieve peace of mind through the design and execution of personalized estate plans. She is also a licensed financial advisor and co-owner of ArchAngel Financial Services, Inc., giving her a unique perspective in regard to coordinating estate and financial plans in the most tax-efficient manner. Victoria, her husband, and their four children have spent the majority of their lives in our beautiful High Desert and are committed to serving our communities.

Good morning, the caregiver's workshop is this Thursday, at 10 AM if you have not called and made your reservation yet this is your reminder. Legal Aid is hosting this workshop, so come and get your paperwork and questions answered.

Please join us and learn about what CWIC Services provide. Serving individuals needing immediate crisis intervention and stabilization This Crisis Walk-in Center (The CWIC, pronounced Quick) serves children, adolescents, adults, and older adults in need of immediate crisis intervention and stabilization. The CWIC is voluntary and offered in an unlocked setting with a stay of up to 23 hours. Individuals admitted into the crisis stabilization unit are provided with services and supports to ensure their safe transition to the next level of care, or back to the community.