Community Resources
Emergency Operation Plan
Be prepared. Download the North Bonneville Emergency Operation Plan PDF here.
Mid-Columbia Housing Authority Grant
Mid-Columbia Housing Authority is accepting applications for the Community Development Block Grant COVID-19 (CDBG-CV1) program for low-income households that have experienced a loss of income due to COVID-19. Funds are available for past due rent payments, mortgage payments, or utility payments. A lottery system will be used to select applicants for the funds to ensure equal distribution among participating jurisdictions.
Applications can also be found at: https://www.mid-columbiahousingauthority.org/
Parenting 101: Making Healthy Choices Without Wrecking Your Budget
How we teach our kids to make healthy choices now lays the groundwork for the choices they will make for the rest of their lives. From choosing fruits and vegetables over candy and processed foods to walking away when offered drugs or alcohol, healthy choices make both the body and mind stronger. Our own choices and behaviors also influence our children — they watch and learn how we handle stress and responsibility. That’s why teaching your kids how to make healthy choices starts with a desire to be healthier in your own life.
Essential Resources for Family Fun While Social Distancing
As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on, your family may be feeling restless as a result of staying indoors for several months. But the idea of returning to your typical routines might spark worries about health risks. Thankfully, families can now enjoy certain local attractions and outdoor activities without worrying about contracting COVID-19, as long as you’re able to practice social distancing while you’re out and about. If you need inspiration, planning advice, or equipment recommendations, we’ve gathered up some informative resources for you here!
How to Save Money (and Still Have Fun) on a Family Vacation
Doing the same thing day in and day out for too long can make you feel a little stir crazy, whether it’s work, school, or keeping the house from falling apart. That’s why it’s important to make time in your schedule for a great family vacation. Getting time away from your regular routine will help you and your kids reset so everyone can tackle whatever’s on their plate. However, many families delay or even avoid vacations due to budget concerns. If you don’t have a lot of money to spend on a big trip to an amusement park or luxury resort, it can be hard to figure out how to make a vacation work. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to take a trip without throwing your entire budget out of whack. Here are 3 ways to save money (and still have fun) on a family vacation.
15 Great Outdoor Activities for Families
Did you know most kids aren’t spending enough time outside? The days of spending your childhood running around until the streetlights turn on have gone away. Instead, many children find their time occupied by lots and lots of screen time.
In an effort to help you combat this in your own family, we’ve gathered some excellent outdoor activities you can do together. Here are 15 fun ways to reconnect with nature.
Senior Living Help
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