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CURRENT PROGRAMS

YES: Project 

Awareness, Resilience & Action

 

The mission of the YES Project is to raise awareness of climate disasters and health impacts, to make our diverse community disaster resilient and to empower young people to take action.

CoNnECT

A series of workshops aimed at strengthening community engagement through education, focus groups, and practice.

 

Our intention with offering these workshops is based on the notion of neighbors helping neighbors, and providing equitable access to resources for mental health and stress management.

Garden Together

This year, Action Network now manages the Point Arena Community Garden, and is working towards projects as part of a vision for community engagement.

 

Gardening has been shown to support mental health and reduce stress. When we garden together, we heal together! All ages welcome, join us on Tuesdays 10-11am.

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Crafting Circles

Supporting youth and people of all ages to learn handicrafts and new artistic and crafting skills. Community peer support, story sharing, and a healthy, safe environment for creative expression.

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Projects such as beading, knitting, crocheting, painting and more.

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TAP: Teen Action Project

Action Network's Teen Action Project 

provides a safe environment for youth ages 12-18 to come together and connect with meaningful conversations. Here, teens can discover and create a kinship with their peers and have encouraged support through mentorship.

Community Wellness Collaborative

The Community Wellness Collaborative (CWC) was started by Action Network in April 2019 to address the need for collaborative strategies and services for mental health and wellness on the South Coast in Mendocino County.

Play Group

Play Group meets on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11am-1pm at the Coast Community Library, and when the weather permits, outside in the Point Arena Community Park or Garden. Welcoming children ages 0-5 years old and their parents/caregivers for snacks, games, play and social time. This group follows Storytime at the Library on Wednesdays.

Hand in Hand

The Hand in Hand Project for the Prevention of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence addresses the needs of the Redwood Coast region’s underserved populations and the challenges they face in accessing comprehensive and effective sexual assault and domestic violence victim services that are culturally relevant and responsive.

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