Planning AHEAD is a 7-session course (one hour each) that guides participants through the topics on attachment.This course features a free workbook to help people with the tasks and decisions associated with end-of-life. Thursdays, April 4th – May 16th, 2024, virtually on Zoom from 11am to noon.Thursday, March 28th will be a required tech check […]
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“The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension seeks an innovative and community-focused individual to serve the Waupaca County community as a Human Development and Relationships Extension Educator as our Life Span & Financial Security Educator.” Apply here by August 23: https://jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/514688/life-span-financial-security-educatorwaupaca-county
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We are looking forward to reconnecting and hoping you’re able to join us for our July kick-off meeting with coffee and meeting, followed by a tour hosted by group leader, Jolyne Zaldivar, from Bridging Language Barriers and Compassionate Connections. Come meet leaders in Waupaca County passionate about our mission and learn about resources in our […]
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Wellness is often categorized into several interconnected dimensions. It’s a holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. During this 8-session interactive series, you’ll learn more about each of the eight dimensions along with ways to help create harmony with the dimensions you choose to focus on. All of the sessions are interrelated; we recommend […]
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This presentation is VIRTUAL. Please sign up ahead of time by calling the New London Library at (920) 982-8519. You will be given a link for the event. For more information click here.
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Research to be published in the September 2020 issue of Food Control confirms that consumers are wasting food due to confusion over food product dating. An online survey of 1042 U.S. adults evaluated consumers’ use and knowledge of food label dates, and consumers’ habits related to disposing of food that would likely still be safe for consumption. Click here […]
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The coronavirus that we are all dealing with this year has some startling differences and also some similarities from other viruses that we have heard about before. About 15-30% of common colds every year are caused by a type of coronavirus. COVID-19 is a disease caused by a particularly virulent and contagious coronavirus. What is a coronavirus? Coronaviruses […]
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The CDC estimates that 48 million Americans every year get sick with a foodborne illness, with cases of foodborne illness tending to spike in the summer. While grilling outside with our family can be fun, it can also lead to food poisoning. Now is certainly no time to get sick with an illness that is avoidable! […]
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