VENTURA COUNTY — Good Evening, Here is your daily COVID-19 Update from the County of Ventura. By the numbers: 17 new cases 243 total cases 148 active cases 89 recovered cases 148 active cases under home quarantine 6 deaths (4…
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Bilingual report: Ventura County residents encouraged to complete the Census and be counted
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 6
Resources for Immigrants During Coronavirus/Recursos para inmigrantes durante Coronavirus
Bilingual report: SoCalGas Launches ‘SoCalGas CAREs’ Campaign to Bring Awareness to CARE Assistance Program for Customers Facing Financial Hardship due to COVID-19
UWVC’s United to End Homelessness COVID-19 Rapid Response
Reduction in Ventura County Animal Intake due to COVID-19
SBCC Online Photography Program wins second award for 2020
Santa Barbara First District Supervisor Das Williams — County by County Covid Stats & Resources for Businesses Impacted by the Crisis
Bilingual report: NO Cost breakfast and lunch meals provided for SMJUHSD and Valley Children 18 & Under
Shannon Celia’s ‘Santa Paula Sojourn’ Stays Close to Home
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 5
Santa Paula Art Museum — Let’s Stay Inspired While We All Stay Home
Embassy Suites by Hilton Mandalay Beach Hotel & Resort, Oxnard — Onsite Coastal Grill Restaurant Offers ‘To Go’ Menus
Bilingual report: Removal of high-risk tree in Meiners Oaks initiates work to stop and limit the spread of invasive shot-hole borer
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 4
Working remotely CSUCI pulls together to print 3-D protective face shields
CSU Channel Islands may be operating in a virtual environment right now, but CSUCI faculty, staff and students from several different academic programs have mobilized and fired up 3-D printers to print badly-needed protective face shields.
So far, 51 printers are humming away in University members’ garages, kitchens, bedrooms and dens across the region in an effort to help medical personnel protect themselves as they treat patients diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus.
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 3
Righetti HS student Madison (Madi) Curran turning talents to sewing safety masks for Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara
Registration Open for SBCC Scheinfeld (VIRTUAL) New Venture Challenge
Free Online Kids Fitness, Dance & Art Classes Through Southeast Ventura County YMCA
Bilingual report: Santa Maria Joint Union High School District to update breakfast, lunch meal program next week
Bilingual report: March 3, 2020 Presidential Primary Election Final Results and Certification Announced
Bilingual report: Vulnerable Artists in the Age of Coronavirus
Santa Barbara First District Supervisor Das Williams — A Call to Take Responsibility & Updated Numbers
We are together facing yet another time of crisis, and how we behave in it will define and test our community and our humanity. Many have lost jobs or income, seen their products rot without customers, their businesses close, and some are even now seeing their loved ones sick. We must be a community where individuals take it upon themselves to shorten the economic crisis and save lives, by practicing social distancing without the need for Big Brother government or well-meaning neighbors to tell you how to behave.
County of Ventura issues New public health comments about masks
Ventura County Public Health Officer changes position on face masks, no longer advising against wearing them in public. Instead, he supports those residents who wish to cover their nose and mouth when leaving home for essential travel to doctor appointments, grocery shopping or pharmacy visits. The face coverings should not be hospital grade at this time because there is a shortage and our health professionals need them.
Visit Oxnard Group Sales Manager Wins Smart Meetings Award
SoCalGas Donates $100,000 to American Red Cross of Central California to Support Those in Need During the Coronavirus Pandemic
CSUCI Nursing students assist VCPH during COVID-19 crisis
Ventura County Community Development Corp. — What are your needs during COVID-19?
Family Service Agency Launches Parent Coaching ‘Warm Line’
Friendship Center — April Newsletter
Friendship Center’s Montecito and Goleta sites are home away from home for many seniors with dementia in our local community. As soon as it became evident we would need to close both locations due to COVID-19 and our high-risk demographic, we knew we had to do all we could to support our elderly members by alternate means. We took immediate action to implement remote services—check-in calls to our members and their families, virtual activities online, and remote ZOOM caregiver support groups, which are so popular they have increased from monthly to weekly meetings!
Bilingual report: Inlakech Cultural Arts Center says respond to Census form online
Please check our Census video and please share.
Your response matters.
Health clinics. Fire departments. Schools. Even roads and highways. The census can shape many different aspects of your community.
Census results help determine how billions of dollars in federal funding flow into states and communities each year.
It’s mandated by the U.S. Constitution in Article 1, Section 2: The U.S. has counted its population every 10 years since 1790.
Self-respond online at: https://my2020census.gov/
All Ventura County School Districts to Close Campuses Through Remainder of School Year
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for April 1
From COVID-19 to WWII: 75 years of uniting Ventura County
Since our inception 75 years ago this month, United Way of Ventura County has been a volunteer-driven organization, improving lives by inspiring and mobilizing the caring power and resources of our community. Our neighbors experiencing homelessness cannot wait for help – they need it now, as the COVID-19 virus exposes and intensifies the homeless crisis. The unprecedented COVID-19 emergency is mobilizing our community to respond to our most vulnerable population and dictating a shift in how we provide services.
Bilingual report: Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley (BGCGCV) Opens Additional Clubs to Aid in the COVID-19 Outbreak
EDC BUSINESS ALERT- New COVID-19 Business, Self-Employed and Employee Benefit Webinar Series and Business Resource Hotline
Santa Barbara Museum of Art Connects to the Community through Online Resources
UCSB — The Current — Scientists provide essential COVID-19 testing supplies to Cottage Health System
County of Ventura COVID-19 update for March 31
SEEAG Introduces ‘Let’s Grow A Garden!’ At-Home Student Learning Program
Studio Channel Islands Art Center Provides Free Art Education Programs Online
Southeast Ventura County YMCA Is Offering Free Online Exercise And Enrichment Classes
VENTURA COUNTY — The Southeast Ventura County YMCA, with branches in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village and Simi Valley, is now offering free, live online youth, family and adult exercise and enrichment classes. No YMCA membership is required. “We launched these…