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Parent Resources: Parenting Tips & Community Resources

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We have an entire series of self-care and wellness activities for you. Check them out.
Social-emotional learning describes the mindsets, skills, attitudes, and feelings that help students succeed in school, career, and life. It focuses on how motivation, social connectedness, and self control enable every student to learn and thrive.

We owe it to students to provide them with not just academic knowledge, but with the skills they need to apply that knowledge in all settings, throughout their lives, with confidence and security. 

 

 
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Building Social-Emotional Learning Competencies

The CASEL framework addresses five areas that are fundamental to SEL competence. These skills are important for collaboration and perspective-taking, and serve students well in school and in life. By building skills in these areas, students manage their emotions, handle challenges, and reach their goals.


5 Social-Emotional Learning Competencies:

  • Self-awareness: the ability to recognize one’s strengths and limitations with a sense of confidence and purpose
  • Self-management: the ability to manage one’s feelings and behavior, including handling stress 
  • Social awareness: the ability to understand the perspectives of others, including those from diverse backgrounds
  • Relationship skills: the ability to communicate clearly, listen actively, and work collaboratively to problem solve
  • Responsible decision-making: the ability to evaluate the benefits and consequences of various actions
 
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A C.O.R.E. Solution

A Core Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their heart to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else love. We specifically address the needs of low-income families, youth and children, older adults, veterans, people affected by disabilities and financial hardship.

There are adults that have found, by choice or by force, situations that are beyond their control. A C.O.R.E. Solution is looking to fight against the GIANTS in our lives like hunger, homelessness, hopelessness, poverty in mind, body, and spirit.

How will we fight?

  • With financial assistance through:
  • collaborative partnerships and donations
  • through education and empowerment and
  • fight through coaching and mentorship with the commitment to transform lives and enlighten our clients to be the blessing that the Creator intended for them to be. 
 Goal... To empower a community where people realize and use their full potential to create change.
 For more information, call:
760-563-6767 or contact us by email at: [email protected]
Our website is: www.acoresolution.org
Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9:am - 3:pm - Friday: By Appointment Only
Closed: Saturday & Sunday
We are located at:
14318 California Ave. Suite #106
Victorville, CA 92392
 
Transportation
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All K-12 students are eligible for free busing through the Victor Valley Transit Authority with only their student ID. Details and information on the VVTA website. 
 
Food Resources
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  • WIC Program
    Supplemental food program for low-income women, infants and children. Nutrition education and counseling. Call to apply. 351 N. Mountain View San Bernardino 92415 (909) 252-5170 or (800) 472-2321
    • 211
      2-1-1 is a toll-free phone number that provides confidential information and referrals in San Bernardino County. 2-1-1 provides live, bilingual call specialists who provide assistance to callers 24 hours a day. Hundreds of health and social services are available by simply dialing 2-1-1 (or 888-435-7565).
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Housing
  • Housing Authority
    Our mission is to help low-income individuals and families in San Bernardino County by providing and promoting affordable housing, self-sufficiency programs, safe housing environments, and non-discriminatory housing assistance services. Obtain applications for the Public Housing waiting list on the website. Administrative Office Information Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Friday: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (every other Friday off) Mailing Address: 715 East Brier Drive San Bernardino, CA 92408-2841 Telephone: (909) 890-0644 / TTY Phone: 909.388.9279 ; Fax: (909) 890-4618
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Health Resources
 
Are you a student?
We have an entire series of self-care and wellness activities for you. Check them out.
 
The state of California has free therapy options for all California students (age 0-26). Explore BrightLife Kids (age 0-12) or Soluna (ages 13-26).
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Hazel Health
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Suicide & Crisis Tips
If your student is having a life-threatening mental health issue, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
 
Looking for more help?
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Wellness Education Lab- Online Training Modules

Wellness Education Lab is now offering free online training for students (ages 13+) or their parents in the areas of mental health and wellness. Click here to begin these excellent online trainings. 
 
Crisis Hotline
  • California Youth Crisis Line (1-877-846-1602)
    A toll free, 24-hour, confidential phone line available to young people between the ages of 12-24, and concerned friends and family members. CCY provides crisis intervention counseling on many issues including family problems, sexual assault, eating disorders, teen pregnancy, substance abuse, suicide and more.
  • NINELINE (1-800-999-9999)
    Provides 24-hour information, referrals and assistance to any youth in crisis regarding various topics such as family, relationships, feelings, suicide, basic needs, abuse, health, sex, drugs & alcohol, & running away.
  • National Runaway Safeline (1-800-RUNAWAY {786-2929})
    Provides 24-hour assistance, information, and referrals to youth who have run away and other youth in crisis. Call 1-800-RUNAWAY if you are a teenager who is thinking of running from home, if you have a friend who has run and is looking for help, or if you are a runaway ready to go home through our Home Free program.
  • Trevor Youth Suicide Helpline
    The Trevor Project operates the nations only 24/7 suicide & crisis prevention helpline for gay and questioning youth. If you or a friend are feeling lost or alone call The Trevor Helpline. There is hope, there is help.
Domestic Violence Hotline
Help for victims of domestic violence
 
Substance Abuse
 
Tips & Recommendations for Talking to Kids About Drugs & Alcohol
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SUMMER RESOURCES
  • Hazel Health- your student's FREE access to Hazel Health continues over the summer for emotional & mental health services! (anxiety, depression, changes, loneliness, identity, body image, etc...)
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Sign up for Hazel Health- it's free for all Snowline students.
 
  • Reduce screen time with clear boundaries. Check out these 10 Tips for Taking Screen Breaks English | Spanish
  • Family Activities:
  • Free mental health apps for students & families Soluna (teens to age 25) | Brightlife (kids 0-12)
  • Summer Feeding Program!
 
Office of Student Intervention & Attendance
Office: 760-868-5817 
Office Hours: 7:30 am to 4:00 pm
 
 
 
 
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