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Retired employees of stanislaus county organizationsNews & Events
Wesley Hall Scholarship Recipient Congratulations to Khrizia Ira Ulmilla! The goal of this scholarship is to support individuals who, like Mr. Hall, are dedicated to becoming leaders in our local communities for many years to come. 5 REASONS TO MAKE A WILL By Pacific Group Agencies The new year usually brings with it new resolutions, maybe a refresh of the house, or exciting plans for the future. In this spirit, Pacific Group Agencies wants to raise awareness about estate planning as a way of securing the future for your family. A Will, or Last Will and Testament, is a legal document that outlines the distribution of your property and assets after you die. Every person over 18 should have a Will, regardless of their net worth. Why do I need a Will?
Legal Shield makes creating a will simple. Write your Will in 3 easy steps:
If you are enrolled in the LegalShield benefit, you can start making your Will using the mobile app or web portal. If not, consider enrolling! LegalShield provides access to legal services through a network of provider law firms for its members. Visit www.pgagencies.com/resco/legalshield for more information or call 800-511-9065. | Stanislaus County Volunteer Mentor Program The Stanislaus County Volunteer Mentor Program has been making a difference since 1999 and is ready to get back in action, and we encourage your participation. We are introducing an exciting initiative that will not only benefit our retirees but also strengthen our connection to the community. Starting this schoolyear 2023-2024, we are re-launching the County Volunteer Mentor Program, in partnership with Sierra Vista Child & Family Services. WHO? –Volunteer mentors are matched with an elementary school age child in partnership with Modesto City Schools; WHAT? – Mentors volunteer a minimum of one hour per week to mentor a child by reading, assisting with homework, playing games, creating art, and listening, with the support of Sierra Vista staff. WHERE? – Six selected elementary Modesto City School sites based on assessed needs include: Burbank, Franklin, Kirschen, Orville Wright, and Shackleford. WHEN? - The volunteer time commitment is for one hour per week, (plus travel time to and from the school site) for the 2023-2024 school year. The schedule aligns with the Modesto City Schools and concludes in May. HOW? – Complete and submit an online application with Sierra Vista Child & Family Services at: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/4958415/Sierra-Vista-Child-Family-Services-Mentor-Application Ø Schedule an appointment for a LIVESCAN background screening and tuberculosis (TB) screening through Modesto City Schools. Cost for screening is covered by MCS. Results are required prior to being allowed on campus as a volunteer mentor. Ø Participate in a volunteer mentor training provided Sierra Vista Child and Family Services in partnership with Sierra Vista Child & Family Services. Training will be approximately three hours and will help prepare volunteers to be successful in their mentoring experience. Ø Eligible volunteers will be interviewed by Sierra Vista staff and assigned to a student mentee with an agreement for mentoring at a specific site on a regular day and time each week. Questions? Contact Patricia Lord, Management Consultant, Chief Executive Office, (209) 573-0905 or lordp@stancounty.com |
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