Events

December 6, 2012

News to Use December 6, 2012

Save Lives and Donate Blood

MCAS Yuma and United Blood Service is having a blood drive Dec. 7 at the station gym from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., promoting for the campaign “Find the hero in you.”  Not only can you save lives but for those who donate at the Dec. 7 Blood Drive, Outback Steakhouse is giving away free appetizer vouchers.

 

Yuma neighborhood leadership 

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City of Yuma residents are invited to learn all about the inner workings of their city government, two hours at a time, two nights a month as a part of the Yuma Neighborhood Leadership Academy beginning Jan. 8, 2013.  There is no fee to apply or attend. Admission is restricted to City residents only. The first deadline for applications is Dec. 3.

The approximately 15 academy participants will meet two Tuesdays a month through November 2013 (no sessions will be held in June, July or August) learning about different departments of the City organization, taking tours of City facilities and related amenities such as a fire station, Yuma Art Center and historic Downtown Yuma.

For more information call the City of Yuma Neighborhood Services at (928) 373-5187.

 

California Highway Patrol Recruitment

The California Highway Patrol is accepting applications from Jan. 3 to Jan 5, 2013.  Prior to submitting an application, CHP will hold two recruitment orientations in Southern California – Dec. 11 and 18.  Anyone interested in a career as a CHP officer is welcome to attend the orientations without reservations.  For more information, please visit www.chpcareers.com.

Have immigration questions?

On Dec. 6 at the MCAS Yuma Law Center, Bldg. 852, beginning at 5 p.m., United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) representatives will offer the air station a community outreach opportunity for anyone on the station to come and ask specific questions about immigration.

This is a great opportunity for military members, retirees and their family members to get one-on-one attention with folks that are doing the interviews and making decisions for the regional office in Arizona.

Please contact Joe Covarrubias at (928) 269-2481 for further questions and to RSVP.

 

NMCRS Announcements:

Thrift Shop will be closed the week of Christmas and will reopen on January 2, 2013!

Reminder: Visiting Nurse services are available!  Our new Visiting Nurse, Tricia Otts, RN, is available Monday through Thursday 9am-2pm for all types of patient health education.  Services to new parents/babies/children, surgical/medical patients, and retirees are available.  Tricia will visit homes or meet in her office to help with all types of health education.  This is a free service provided by the Society for the benefit of your Marines, Sailors, and their families.  Contact phone is 928-269-5401.

 

FYI: It looks like our successful pilot program for $500 Quick Assist Loans will probably be approved in January implementation across the Society.  Quick Assist Loans have become and remain a large part of the Society’s business.  From now through 31 Dec 2012, our office, and other offices in the southwest region, are offering this increased amount as a quick solution to short term emergency needs. As with all emergency financial assistance, loans are interest-free!

 

Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Scholarship

Applications for Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (NMCRS) educational scholarships and interest-free loans for the 2013-2014 academic year are now available and can be downloaded at www.nmcrs.org/education.  Applications must be received at NMCRS by May 1, 2013 unless the due date on the application states otherwise.

 

Children, Youth and Teen Programs Update

Baby Sitter’s Course: If your between the ages 12-18 years and still in high school and you’re interested in learning in First Aid, Child and Infant CPR and other topics, sign up for the next course, on December 20th, 21st and 26th. There are seven seats available at $35.00 per youth. Registration is located at the Youth Centers building #1050 and parents can contact Resource and Referral at (928) 269-2349 for more details.

 

EARN MONEY NOW! WORK FROM HOME! Interested in staying home and raising your children and earning income at the same time? How about becoming a Certified Family Child Care Provider? FREE child care during the orientation. For more information, call Susie (928) 269-3233.




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