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Science and Art Collide at Exploration Works
New Afterschool Program at ExplorationWorks Science and Art Collide Students step into a world where science and art are smashed together (quite literally). Challenges include making colors with chemistry, landscapes with light, robots that draw, art slinging contraptions, and take a geological survey of a cupcake. Wear your painting clothes and bring your pocket protector for this blend of experimentation, creation, and innovation. Classes run from February 22nd through March 21st from 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. each Wednesday. Cost is $63 for members; $70 for non-members. To register, call 457-1800 x1 or stop in at 995 Carousel Way in Helena. Exploration WorksFeb 22, 2012
- Mar 21, 2012
3:30 PM		457-1800 x1 or stop in at 995 Carousel Way in Helena
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterFeb 23, 2012
4:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
MAD SCIENCE
Have you ever wanted to work in a mad scientist's laboratory? If so you are in luck because ExplorationWorks has just hired a pair of mad scientists. Come meet Alec Kerins and Devon Lawson as they showcase the bizarre and wonderfully explosive world of science. Make your own flying saucer, blow smoke like a fire breathing dragon, shatter frozen flowers and create foaming elephant toothpaste. Show up energized and excited to have your mind blown by this scientific extravaganza. The show is from 11:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. and is appropriate for all ages including adults. The Saturday Special is free with admission. Admission is free for members. Non-member admission is $5.50 for kids, $6.50 for seniors and $8 for adults, 457-1800 x1, 995 Carousel Way in Helena. ExplorationWorksFeb 25, 2012
11:00 AM		457-1800 x1
Parenting Classes
Parenting classes Birth through Adolescence at Childcare Partnerships - 5 series Series 4 begins 2/28/12Childcare PartnershipsFeb 28, 2012
6:30 PM		Childcare partnerships - 443-4608
Parenting for Prevention
Milton Creagh, AKA Bigg Milt, is best known for his hard-hitting; inspirational talks to high school students. Speaking to 200,000 young adults annually, Milt is one of the most in-demand speakers in America. Through the sponsorship of the elks organization and local schools, Milt will be presenting in a number of Montana schools, focusing on respect and tolerance, awareness of the dangters of alcohol and other drugs, and making positive personal decisions. Sponsored by the national Elks Drug Awareness Program; state and local Elks organizations, and Montana City SchoolsMontana City SchoolsFeb 28, 2012
6:30 PM
Synchrotons, Protons and Quarks, Oh My!
ExplorationWorks launches a new series for adults with the first “Ask An Expert” program of the season. Join Carroll College professor Dr. Kelly Slater Cline as he discusses the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest and highest energy particle accelerator. This is the project you’ve seen on numerous televised specials on the Discovery Channel, Science Channel etc. This huge particle accelerator is located over 500 feet underground on the border of France and Switzerland and has created quite a buzz amongst scientists worldwide. Bring your brain and get up-to-date on this fascinating science project that is pushing the envelope of current knowledge and theories of physics. Cost is $5 for members/$8 for non-members. The presentation begins at 6:30 p.m. at ExplorationWorks, 995 Carousel Way in Helena, 457-1800 x1.ExplorationWorksFeb 29, 2012
6:30 PM		457-1800 x1
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterMar 05, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
L&C County DUI Task Force
DUI task forces are multi-faceted coalitions that invite participation from a cross-section of community representatives in order to maximize their reach and effectiveness. Initial funding comes from driver license reinstatement fees. The task forces operate at the county level to reduce and prevent impaired driving, and may engage in a variety of activities such as: •responsible alcohol sales & service training to prevent over-service and service to minors •www.alcoholservertraining.mt.gov •Retail compliance checks •Best practice guidelines (national) •Additional Montana-specific information •party and kegger patrols •overtime traffic patrols •educational projects •media advocacy •public service announcements •support for prosecution and adjudication of DUI cases •Victims impact panels •policy and legislative proposals •designated driver programs •safe ride home programs MHP Headquarters - 2550 ProspectMar 08, 2012
3:00 PM		Drew Knapp - 461-4102 drknapp@mt.gov
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Mar 09, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8101
Helena Empowering Youth Network (HEY Net)
This Youth Connections committe meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12 - 1 pm at Front Street Learning Center (815 Front Street). This committee focuses on out of school activities for Helena youth to engage. They discuss gaps in services and strive to bridge those gaps so youth have access to participation. Front Street Learning CenterMar 14, 2012
12:00 PM		Debbie McLarnon 447-8077
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceMar 20, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterMar 20, 2012
10:00 AM		Catherine at 324-1083
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterMar 20, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterMar 20, 2012
4:00 PM		Catherine at 324-1083
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterMar 20, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterMar 22, 2012
- Mar 24, 2012
4:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterApr 02, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Helena Empowering Youth Network (HEY Net)
This Youth Connections committe meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12 - 1 pm at Front Street Learning Center (815 Front Street). This committee focuses on out of school activities for Helena youth to engage. They discuss gaps in services and strive to bridge those gaps so youth have access to participation. Front Street Learning CenterApr 11, 2012
12:00 PM		Debbie McLarnon 447-8077
L&C County DUI Task Force
DUI task forces are multi-faceted coalitions that invite participation from a cross-section of community representatives in order to maximize their reach and effectiveness. Initial funding comes from driver license reinstatement fees. The task forces operate at the county level to reduce and prevent impaired driving, and may engage in a variety of activities such as: •responsible alcohol sales & service training to prevent over-service and service to minors •www.alcoholservertraining.mt.gov •Retail compliance checks •Best practice guidelines (national) •Additional Montana-specific information •party and kegger patrols •overtime traffic patrols •educational projects •media advocacy •public service announcements •support for prosecution and adjudication of DUI cases •Victims impact panels •policy and legislative proposals •designated driver programs •safe ride home programs 221 Breckenridge STApr 12, 2012
3:00 PM		Drew Knapp - 461-4102 drknapp@mt.gov
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Apr 13, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8102
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceApr 17, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterApr 17, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterApr 19, 2012
4:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Parenting Classes
Parenting classes Birth through Adolescence at Childcare Partnerships - 5 series Series 5 begins 4/24/12Childcare PartnershipsApr 24, 2012
6:30 PM		Childcare partnerships - 443-4608
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterMay 07, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Helena Empowering Youth Network (HEY Net)
This Youth Connections committe meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12 - 1 pm at Front Street Learning Center (815 Front Street). This committee focuses on out of school activities for Helena youth to engage. They discuss gaps in services and strive to bridge those gaps so youth have access to participation. Front Street Learning CenterMay 09, 2012
12:00 PM		Debbie McLarnon 447-8077
L&C County DUI Task Force
DUI task forces are multi-faceted coalitions that invite participation from a cross-section of community representatives in order to maximize their reach and effectiveness. Initial funding comes from driver license reinstatement fees. The task forces operate at the county level to reduce and prevent impaired driving, and may engage in a variety of activities such as: •responsible alcohol sales & service training to prevent over-service and service to minors •www.alcoholservertraining.mt.gov •Retail compliance checks •Best practice guidelines (national) •Additional Montana-specific information •party and kegger patrols •overtime traffic patrols •educational projects •media advocacy •public service announcements •support for prosecution and adjudication of DUI cases •Victims impact panels •policy and legislative proposals •designated driver programs •safe ride home programs Front Street Learning CenterMay 10, 2012
3:00 PM		Drew Knapp - 461-4102 drknapp@mt.gov
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. May 11, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8103
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceMay 15, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterMay 15, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterMay 15, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterMay 22, 2012
10:00 AM		Catherine at 324-1083
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterMay 22, 2012
4:00 PM		Catherine at 324-1083
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterMay 24, 2012
4:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterJun 04, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Jun 08, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8104
Helena Empowering Youth Network (HEY Net)
This Youth Connections committe meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12 - 1 pm at Front Street Learning Center (815 Front Street). This committee focuses on out of school activities for Helena youth to engage. They discuss gaps in services and strive to bridge those gaps so youth have access to participation. Front Street Learning CenterJun 13, 2012
12:00 PM		Debbie McLarnon 447-8077
L&C County DUI Task Force
DUI task forces are multi-faceted coalitions that invite participation from a cross-section of community representatives in order to maximize their reach and effectiveness. Initial funding comes from driver license reinstatement fees. The task forces operate at the county level to reduce and prevent impaired driving, and may engage in a variety of activities such as: •responsible alcohol sales & service training to prevent over-service and service to minors •www.alcoholservertraining.mt.gov •Retail compliance checks •Best practice guidelines (national) •Additional Montana-specific information •party and kegger patrols •overtime traffic patrols •educational projects •media advocacy •public service announcements •support for prosecution and adjudication of DUI cases •Victims impact panels •policy and legislative proposals •designated driver programs •safe ride home programs 221 BreckenridgeJun 14, 2012
3:00 PM		Drew Knapp - 461-4102 drknapp@mt.gov
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceJun 19, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterJun 19, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterJun 19, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterJun 21, 2012
2:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterJul 02, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Helena Empowering Youth Network (HEY Net)
This Youth Connections committe meets monthly on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12 - 1 pm at Front Street Learning Center (815 Front Street). This committee focuses on out of school activities for Helena youth to engage. They discuss gaps in services and strive to bridge those gaps so youth have access to participation. Front Street Learning CenterJul 11, 2012
12:00 PM		Debbie McLarnon 447-8077
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Jul 13, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8105
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterJul 17, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterJul 17, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterJul 24, 2012
10:00 AM		Catherine at 324-1083
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterJul 24, 2012
4:00 PM		Catherine at 324-1083
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterJul 26, 2012
2:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterJul 26, 2012
2:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterAug 06, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Aug 10, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8106
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceAug 21, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterAug 21, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterAug 21, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterAug 30, 2012
2:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterSep 03, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Sep 14, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8107
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceSep 18, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterSep 18, 2012
10:00 AM		Catherine at 324-1083
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterSep 18, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterSep 18, 2012
4:00 PM		Catherine at 324-1083
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterSep 18, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Alive at 25
Defensive Driving Class for Youth Ages 15-24 years. Teaching responsibility and saving lives through education. Completion may qualify you for a reduced vehicle insurance rate.Front Street Learning CenterSep 20, 2012
4:00 PM		Tracie @324-1072
Youth Connections Board of Director's Meeting
Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Youth Connections engages all sectors of our community to create opportunities for youth to thrive and succeed, and reduce substance abuse and other risky behaviors among youth. Front Street Learning CenterOct 01, 2012
3:00 PM		Drenda Niemann 324-1032
Youth Connections Evaluation Committee
The Evaluation Committee is a participatory committee that collects, analyzes and reports data to guide coalition programing. Oct 12, 2012
12:00 PM		Josh Turner 443-8108
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceOct 16, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Violence Prevention Work Group (VPWG)
A diverse community group dedicated to reducing violence in the Helena Community. Front Street Learning CenterOct 16, 2012
3:30 PM		Jesse Peterson jdpeterson@jdpconsult.com
Community Mobilizing for Change on Alcohol (CMCA)
CMCA (Communities Mobilizing Change on Alcohol) works on alcohol prevention by helping to change the environmental factors in our community that promote teenage drinking. Examples include Responsible Beverage Server Training, Party Patrols, Minor in Possession Diversion Program, Complaints Checks, and local policy to hold adults accountable for providing alcohol to teens. Front Street Learning CenterOct 16, 2012
5:00 PM		Kris Minard 443-8716
Youth Connections Coalition Meeting
Youth Connections hosts the monthly coalition meeting for the community to gather, network and share to create environments where youth can thrive and succeed.Chamber of CommerceNov 20, 2012
7:00 AM		Catherine McNeil 324-1083 cmcneil@helena.k12.mt.us
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterNov 27, 2012
10:00 AM		Catherine at 324-1083
Responsible Alcohol Sales and Service Training
When you sell or serve alcohol, there are risks involved. You put your business at risk if you mistakenly sell to minors. You risk lawsuits if your customers drink to excess. You risk lives if you serve a driver who is under the influence. You can minimize these risks if you are proactive in training your employees. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from the Montana Department of RevenueFront Street Learning CenterNov 27, 2012
4:00 PM		Catherine at 324-1083

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