October Provider Email
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Oct 4, 2010, 6:28:00 PM10/4/10
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HIFY STAFF NEWS
Hello, everyone. We at HIFY are pleased to present the October
Provider Email!
We’d like to welcome our two new Youth Engagement Specialists, Ray
Klauber and Jack DeJesus. We are excited about the energy and
enthusiasm for youth and their health that they will bring to our
work. We'd also like to welcome back Sheena Castrejon, who has
returned to us from maternity leave. (Congratulations, Sheena!)
Recently, we have started work on our two new health programs for
youth, Aptos TEACH and the Youth Outreach Worker (YOW) program. We
have recently hired an amazing group of people to work in our YOW
program. They will be visiting different communities in San Francisco
and Oakland to do peer outreach to HIV-positive youth. We have
recently visited Aptos Middle School to do sign-ups for the Aptos
TEACH program, and look forward to announcing our team shortly.
We have created a website for the Aptos TEACH program, which will
highlight our current events and resources for youth attending Aptos
Middle School. It can be reached at http://hify.org/aptos.
Also, we'd like to give a shout out to the Journey to Change
conference, which was sponsored by Casey Family Programs, Alameda
County Foster Youth Alliance & UC Berkeley's Center for Child and
Youth Policy. Thank you all for holding an amazing, dynamic
conference!
COMMUNITY NEWS
Bay Area Young Positives has a drop-in group for positive youth under
26. The group is on Mondays, from 7 to 9 PM. For more information,
visit BAY Positives’ site: http://www.baypositives.org. If you know
any positive youth who need social support from other poz youth, pass
the information on to them.
Tell the youth you work with that The Center’s arts program, Free Your
Mind, is coming back in October! Youth get together to draw, perform,
design fashion, organize events and more. If you’d like to find out
more, contact Beck at be...@sfcenter.org.
Do you have clients aged 16-21 who are looking for work experience?
New Door Ventures holds group interviews for internships at their
three programs (Ashbury Images, Pedal Revolution and the Ally Program)
every two to three weeks. Call New Door Ventures at 415-920-9200, ext.
307 to find out more.
TRANS:THRIVE is looking for volunteers for their drop-in shifts. For
more information, contact Niko Kowell at ni...@apiwellness.org.
City College of San Francisco is hosting its 7th annual Transgender
Day of Awareness on the Ocean Campus. This year’s theme is about
transforming spaces on campus to allow them to be safe for all
genders, with an emphasis on the Rosenberg Library on the main campus.
We plan on having performances, a speaker’s panel and screenings of
digital stories. If you’d like more information, read the attached PDF
flyer.
The Edgewood Center for Children & Families in San Bruno is looking
for an LGBTQQI Facilitator. For more information, contact Falope
Fatunmise at 415-375-6000 or fal...@edgewood.org.
Golden Gate Community Health is looking for a Sex Educator!
How would you like to make a living being a San Francisco Sex
Educator!
Golden Gate Community Health is hiring and we are looking for a highly
qualified sex education professional. The ideal candidate would be
familiar with SF schools, has experience teaching and ideally
experience
teaching sex ed. The must have their own transportation and be a able
to
work on their own as well as with a team.
For more information about the position check out the job description
for
Community
Educator (http://www.ggch.org/site/c.esJMKZPKJtH/b.1169521/apps/cf/
jobsoffered/view.asp?ad_id=%7bA973C825-9FF6-4607-
BC60-9A79C0E7EEF2%7d&category_bin_id=%7bD629DB43-D56A-4371-98DA-
ABF710EC5602%7d)
on our website or go to www.ggch.org. and click the
Jobs tab on the bottom of the page. To apply follow the links on the
webpage or send your cover letter and resume to
wo...@ggch.org..
Hello, everyone. We at HIFY are pleased to present the October
Provider Email!
We’d like to welcome our two new Youth Engagement Specialists, Ray
Klauber and Jack DeJesus. We are excited about the energy and
enthusiasm for youth and their health that they will bring to our
work. We'd also like to welcome back Sheena Castrejon, who has
returned to us from maternity leave. (Congratulations, Sheena!)
Recently, we have started work on our two new health programs for
youth, Aptos TEACH and the Youth Outreach Worker (YOW) program. We
have recently hired an amazing group of people to work in our YOW
program. They will be visiting different communities in San Francisco
and Oakland to do peer outreach to HIV-positive youth. We have
recently visited Aptos Middle School to do sign-ups for the Aptos
TEACH program, and look forward to announcing our team shortly.
We have created a website for the Aptos TEACH program, which will
highlight our current events and resources for youth attending Aptos
Middle School. It can be reached at http://hify.org/aptos.
Also, we'd like to give a shout out to the Journey to Change
conference, which was sponsored by Casey Family Programs, Alameda
County Foster Youth Alliance & UC Berkeley's Center for Child and
Youth Policy. Thank you all for holding an amazing, dynamic
conference!
COMMUNITY NEWS
Bay Area Young Positives has a drop-in group for positive youth under
26. The group is on Mondays, from 7 to 9 PM. For more information,
visit BAY Positives’ site: http://www.baypositives.org. If you know
any positive youth who need social support from other poz youth, pass
the information on to them.
Tell the youth you work with that The Center’s arts program, Free Your
Mind, is coming back in October! Youth get together to draw, perform,
design fashion, organize events and more. If you’d like to find out
more, contact Beck at be...@sfcenter.org.
Do you have clients aged 16-21 who are looking for work experience?
New Door Ventures holds group interviews for internships at their
three programs (Ashbury Images, Pedal Revolution and the Ally Program)
every two to three weeks. Call New Door Ventures at 415-920-9200, ext.
307 to find out more.
TRANS:THRIVE is looking for volunteers for their drop-in shifts. For
more information, contact Niko Kowell at ni...@apiwellness.org.
City College of San Francisco is hosting its 7th annual Transgender
Day of Awareness on the Ocean Campus. This year’s theme is about
transforming spaces on campus to allow them to be safe for all
genders, with an emphasis on the Rosenberg Library on the main campus.
We plan on having performances, a speaker’s panel and screenings of
digital stories. If you’d like more information, read the attached PDF
flyer.
The Edgewood Center for Children & Families in San Bruno is looking
for an LGBTQQI Facilitator. For more information, contact Falope
Fatunmise at 415-375-6000 or fal...@edgewood.org.
Golden Gate Community Health is looking for a Sex Educator!
How would you like to make a living being a San Francisco Sex
Educator!
Golden Gate Community Health is hiring and we are looking for a highly
qualified sex education professional. The ideal candidate would be
familiar with SF schools, has experience teaching and ideally
experience
teaching sex ed. The must have their own transportation and be a able
to
work on their own as well as with a team.
For more information about the position check out the job description
for
Community
Educator (http://www.ggch.org/site/c.esJMKZPKJtH/b.1169521/apps/cf/
jobsoffered/view.asp?ad_id=%7bA973C825-9FF6-4607-
BC60-9A79C0E7EEF2%7d&category_bin_id=%7bD629DB43-D56A-4371-98DA-
ABF710EC5602%7d)
on our website or go to www.ggch.org. and click the
Jobs tab on the bottom of the page. To apply follow the links on the
webpage or send your cover letter and resume to
wo...@ggch.org..
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