Peace Corps
Friday, November 22
Peace Corps
Jill Alderfer
Jill will talk about the Peace Corps organization and her experience serving in Peace Corps Mongolia from 2005-2007. She is currently a Pinole Rotarian.
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Peace Corps
Jill Alderfer
Jill will talk about the Peace Corps organization and her experience serving in Peace Corps Mongolia from 2005-2007. She is currently a Pinole Rotarian.
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BAART Programs Richmond
Danielle Aubin
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is an evidence-based approach used to treat individuals with substance use disorders, particularly opioid and alcohol dependence. It combines the use of FDA-approved medications—such as methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone—with counseling and behavioral therapies. The goal of MAT is to reduce withdrawal symptoms, cravings, and the risk of relapse, while helping individuals achieve long-term recovery. MAT is recognized for improving patient outcomes, reducing overdose deaths, and promoting sustained abstinence, offering a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction.
Continue reading →Friday, November 8
Scouting America
Alyssa Padia
Boy Scouts of America will become Scouting America in February 2025. This change signifies that Scouting is not just for boys anymore.
The Scouting program provides outdoor activity, community service, civic engagement, leadership and team skills, but most of all, a positive place for youth to learn and grow surrounded by community and positive mentors.
These are all things youth in Richmond deserve to have access to, yet there are no Scouting units in Richmond. Why and how can we change that.
Continue reading →On October 30th, Richmond Rotary President Henry Moe and Treasurer Rolanda Wilson distributed $100 checks to all 32 teachers at Peres K-8 School. This program started many years ago by Rotarian Erle Brown is our way of recognizing the incredible dedication of our teachers.
Thank you teachers for all that you do for our students.
Continue reading →Don Lau stopped by CocoKids to drop off a check from Rotary to support their upcoming Holiday Toy and Food program. Grant supported by Rotarian Yenny Garcia and submitted by Carmina Salcedo. Season of giving coming fast.
Side note…Don Lau’s first job in Richmond was with CocoKids as West Area Organizer in 1976.
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