Tehama - The Magazine

May 2017 , TEHAMA - THE MAGAZINE 23 In 2012, organizers combined Recycle the Warmth with another event called Project Homeless Connect. The group searched for an umbrella name to help describe what it was, even through times of growth and change, while preserving individual project names and functions. The result was LIFT Tehama, an acronym for Live Inspired For Tomorrow. It turned out to be a great move, as everyone involved is working toward the same goal and dedicated to helping the poor, homeless, helpless, and hopeless. There are dozens of different tasks required for this event to roll out just right, and everyone has different abilities and talents to offer — fold clothes, pray, collect hangers, transport clothes, get the word out, and serve meals. This project provides volunteers an opportunity to live and share their faith. They do it because people are cold. The founders of Recycle the Warmth, Wayne and Senia Owensby, have handed the reins of this project to the capable hands of Gary and Gloria Carcione as well as Rose Cardenas, who will continue to expand and improve the project well into the future. The next event will be held 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. November 17 at the Tehama District Fairground. The need for volunteers is great. If you would like to be a part of Recycle the Warmth or LIFT Tehama in any capacity, call Cardenas at 528-7339, or visit the Facebook page. Health Agency • Drug alcohol division • Individual assessment Outpatient services • Limited referrals for residential treatment Adolescent and adult treatment groups • Monolingual / Spanish treatment group • Mental Health Division • Children assessment and counseling • Adolescent assessment and counseling • Adult assessment and counseling • Adult group therapy • Nurturing parenting program • TEENSCREEN program Public Health Division • Immunization clinic • WIC program services Adult immunization • Pregnancy testing • Tuberculosis skin testing Sexually transmitted disease testing • Social services • Cash aid • Food stamps • Employment services • MEDI * CAL • Adoption • Advantist Health • Rural clinic, blood draw, exray, sonogram • NVCSS counseling, nutrition, senior services immigration, adopt a family, English Casa Program, computer, resume Quest Diagnostics- blood draw Quest Diagnostics (530) 824-3754 Corning Healthcare District (530) 824-5451 Children First (530) 528-2938 Tehama County Social Services (530) 838-1434 Tehama County Health Agency Women & Children (WIC) (530) 824-4890 Corning Health Center Clinic (530) 824-4663 Services found on Campus at 155, 175 & 275 Solano Street, Corning CA.

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