RIVERSIDE COUNTY DISTRICT 2

• corona • norco • eastvale • Jurupa valley •

• lake elsinore •

riverside county district 2 communities include:

• coronita • el cerrito • home gardens • rubidoux •

• canyon lake •

REGIONAL COLLABORATIVE MEETINGS

 meetings occur on the 2nd monday of each month from 9:30 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. at the Corona-Norco United way located on 815 w sixth street Suite 200, corona, ca 92882.

Chair: Denisse Olguin Corona-Norco united way

Co-Chair: sophia betancourt, corona-norco day of the child

Secretary: vacant

HOPE PROGRAM sPECIALIST: KIM BUSTILLOS-CHACON

if you are interested in becoming part of hope collaborative’s district 2 regional collaborative please complete the form below:

help us strengthen our efforts by forwarding this invitation to others in your community!

Disclaimer: If you need immediate help and you don’t have a Google Account please call

(951)686-3750 or email HopeCollab@fsaca.org

MEETING AGENDAS AND MINUTES

HOPE Resource Directory

District 2

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PAST EVENTS

District 2 Teen Talk Conference, February 2017

District 2 Teen Talk Conference, February 4th, 2016

The District 2 Regional Collaborative hosted the Teen Talk Conference on February 4, 2016. This conference was presented to middle school  youth in the Corona-Norco Unified School District. This conference allowed teens to receive messages of Igniting Hope from motivational speaker, Dee Hankins, and invited youth to learn on substance abuse prevention, internet safety & social media, overcoming stress & coping skills, and healthy relationships. Teen also participated in an interactive presentation led by UNITY youth. 

World Kindness Youth Conference

The District 2 Regional Collaborative sponsored the World Kindness Youth Conference which was presented to all 4th graders in the Corona-Norco Unified School District. This day long event uses seminars and activities to help students learn the many areas of life into which care and kindness can be inserted. Seminars and discussion groups dealing with bullying and other relationship topics fill the morning. After lunch, students visit exhibitors who have come with messages about care and kindness for themselves (staying health with good food and physical activity), their family (anger management, safety, emergency procedures at home), their community (programs for the developmentally disabled, helping keep parks clean and green...), and their world (recycling, planting trees...) During the event the District 2 Regional Collaborative showed their video, "Good Secrets, Bad Secrets" and distributed hundreds of buttons with the message, "It's ok to ask for help"