What should you do when families won’t follow your policies? What about those parents who always want you to make exceptions for them? This session is all about finding the balance between enforcing rules and building relationships. Expect lots of discussion with your colleagues.
This training is for anyone who works with families, whether you are a teacher, administrator, or family child care owner. You will earn 2.5 STARS hours.
Join us for the 2nd Annual event, Hands Across the Falls. We’ll gather on the Monroe Street Bridge over the Spokane Falls in a show of public support celebrating recovery. Join hands and show strength and unity for those in recovery.
Due to construction we will gather at the north end of the bridge. This will be the only staging area.
September is National Recovery Month, help us celebrate the recovery movement. Friends, family, individuals, and organizations are invited to attend. We encourage organizations who support recovery to show their pride, wear shirts with your organization’s logo or bring banners and signs proclaiming your support.
Follow along on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/RecoveryCafeSpokane/ for updates and details as the date grows closer.
We are in need of volunteers, contact us at RecoveryCafe@community-minded.org to learn how you can help.
It has been a busy year for Recovery Café Spokane. In September, the Café hosted its first annual Hand Across the Falls event and was the recipient of a makeover courtesy of KXLY’s Extreme Team.
Now, more exciting news to share. The Café was awarded a grant worth up to $50,000 from the Seattle based Recovery Café Network.
“We are honored to be chosen, and are grateful to the Recovery Café Network for its support of our work” said Georgia Butler, Recovery Community Services Director. “This year has truly been one of blessings for the Café.”
The money is earmarked for general operating expenses. It can also be used for fundraising, with an added incentive that allows the Café to receive additional funding. For every dollar raised, the Recovery Café Network will match it, up to $10,000. If you’d like to make a donation to Recovery Café Spokane, you can do so using PayPal by clicking here. Recovery Café Spokane is part of Community-Minded Enterprises, a 501c nonprofit.
Recovery Café Spokane currently has 64 members. Membership is open to anyone. Members must be 24-hours alcohol and drug free, attend a weekly Recovery Circle and help at the Café or support a member.
Lunch is provided free of charge to members on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. New member orientations are held the first and third Fridays of the month at 10:30am.
What: Join us on the Monroe Street Bridge over the Spokane Falls in a public show of support celebrating recovery. We will join hands as a way to show strength and unity for those in recovery.
Where: This event will begin on both sides of the Monroe Street Bridge. We will gather at Kendall Yards to the north and Main Avenue at the Spokane Club to the south.
Time: The actual event starts right at noon. Please assemble at either end of the bridge no later than 11:30am for final instructions. Attendees will be given a Hands Across the Falls medal to take home.
Who: Family, friends and individuals who support the recovery movement in the Spokane area.
Help us celebrate: We encourage organizations who support recovery to show their pride. Dress in shirts with your organization’s logo on it. Bring a banner or sign proclaiming your support of people in recovery.
Show your support: Sign on as a public supporter of Hands Across the Falls and the community wide effort to celebrate recovery.
Volunteer: We are in need of volunteers. Contact us at RecoveryCafe@community-minded.org to learn how you can help.
Keep up-to-date: Watch for updates on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/RecoveryCafeSpokane/
Following Hands Across the Falls: Join us at Recovery Café Spokane for an open house. The café is getting a makeover courtesy of KXLY and the Extreme Team. This will be the public’s first chance to see the renovated café. There will also be resources available for people interested in recovery services and supports in Spokane.
Thank you to our event sponsors:
Learn fun, inclusive, developmentally appropriate physical activities to do with young children ages 18 months to five years of age. Training will focus on the connection between physical activity and learning as well as the Early Achievers assessment tools CLASS and ERS. View videos of young children doing these physical activities and try several yourself. These physical activities require only readily available inexpensive equipment, work well in small spaces, and can be done in family- and center-based child care programs. The simple-to-lead activities help children get the practice they need for proper fundamental movement skill development and are easily incorporated into the busy child care day.
STARS Hours are available for the FREE training.
This is an interactive, hands-on experience. Dress in your play clothes.
Please note, there are two identical sessions, 9am and 1pm. Register for just one.
Funding for this training and materials are provided by the Washington Department of Early Learning.
Spokane Regional Health District provides individuals with disabilities reasonable accommodation to participate in our classes, events, program and services. Requests may be made three days prior to the event by calling Natalie Tauzin at (509)324-1659.
Learn fun, inclusive, developmentally appropriate physical activities to do with young children ages 18 months to five years of age. Training will focus on the connection between physical activity and learning as well as the Early Achievers assessment tools CLASS and ERS. View videos of young children doing these physical activities and try several yourself. These physical activities require only readily available inexpensive equipment, work well in small spaces, and can be done in family- and center-based child care programs. The simple-to-lead activities help children get the practice they need for proper fundamental movement skill development and are easily incorporated into the busy child care day.
STARS Hours are available for the FREE training.
This is an interactive, hands-on experience. Dress in your play clothes.
Please note, there are two identical sessions, 9am and 1pm. Register for just one.
Funding for this training and materials are provided by the Washington Department of Early Learning.
Spokane Regional Health District provides individuals with disabilities reasonable accommodation to participate in our classes, events, program and services. Requests may be made three days prior to the event by calling Natalie Tauzin at (509)324-1659.
Go Beyond Facebook and YouTube
Air your video on Community-Minded Television FREE!
Since 2008, Community-Minded Television (CMTV14) has been a place where local video storytellers could share their work, their passion, their point of view. We are dedicated to providing cable access to the people of Spokane.
Right now, we’re accepting video submissions. And we need you! We’re looking for videos that:
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can submit a video? Anyone. You will need to fill out a little paperwork.
What kind of videos are you looking for? Here are some examples, but don’t be limited by this list.
Any restrictions? We cannot accept video with a call to action, profanity or nudity.
What format? We accept videos as MOV files or on DVD.
How long? CMTV14 will accept any length of video. We prefer, 30 second videos, 30 and 60 minute videos.
What is the reach of CMTV14? CMTV14 can be seen on Comcast channel 14 with a reach of more than 107,000 households in the greater Spokane-area.
How long will this offer last? Normally CMTV14 charges a fee to submit a video for broadcast but we are waiving the fee until the end of 2017. 
Get started.
Contact Ben Cabildo at (509) 960-7458 or BenC@community-minded.org
