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CIP
Community Calendar
In prioritizing CIP’s essential
services, as of July 1, 2009, we will no longer be updating this
calendar. Events listed as of that date will remain; however no new
events will be added. Based on evaluations of other community
calendars, CIP staff recommends the following user-friendly sites with
similar content:
Also check:
As always, we
welcome your feedback.
The calendar below
lists community events, such as resource sharing meetings, training
classes, funding opportunities and events for fun.
CIP also has
another calendar listing ongoing programs, such as support groups,
health classes and parenting workshops. For that calendar, click
here.
Listings on
both calendars are sponsored by nonprofit or governmental
organizations.
Click on the
event below or scroll down for details.
Last Updated November 2, 2009.
Rooms for Rent Flyer from HIP Housing
HIP Housing is a nonprofit organization in San
Mateo County. For a partial list of the most recent shared housing
opportunities available through the Home Sharing Program Click here. Contact HIP
Housing at 650-348-6660 to schedule an appointment to discuss home
sharing opportunities or other available affordable housing.
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Community
Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Program
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
Training Program has been the national model for training people to
help respond to emergencies. Trained CERT members can provide immediate
assistance to themselves, their family and neighbors and assist first
responders. CERT training is approximately 20 hours and is taught over
several weekly evenings or weekend days. The training class modules
include disaster preparedness, fire safety, basic disaster medical
operations, light search and rescue, CERT organization, disaster psychology,
terrorism and CERT, and hands-on disaster exercise. There are 16 CERT
programs throughout San Mateo County; for the current list of classes visit www.smcready.org/Community/Overview.html.
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Inclusion of an event does not imply endorsement,
nor is exclusion a reflection on the value or quality of the event.
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