Child ID
Wednesday, 29 April 2009 12:21 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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 Child ID - Community Caring ConferenceChild ID programs are available to school children, day care centers, housing projects, PTA functions, and at many community festivals. This service is provided by request only, and can be scheduled simply by calling Community Caring Conference at 309-786-0345.
The program is provide at no cost to the participants. Child ID began in 1997 with support from the Rock Island Evenings Lions Club, Rock Island Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ladies Auxiliary Post 1303, and the Doris & Victor Day Foundation. Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:36) |
Summer Youth Program
Thursday, 16 April 2009 19:59 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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The Summer Youth Program provides structured art, recreation and enrichment activities for school aged children. The morning starts at 10:00am with planned activities. The children eat lunch between 11:30am to 12:30pm, then participate in another planned activity before going home at 2:00pm. Volunteers will assist with the activities, help the children get their lunch and supervise them at recreation times. This program is a partnership between the Community Caring Conference and the Church of Peace in Rock Island. Previous experience with working with children. There will be a volunteer training to be scheduled before the Summer Youth Club begins. Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:37) Graffiti Busters
Wednesday, 15 April 2009 05:49 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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Do you see graffiti in your neighborhood? If so first call the POLICE so they can track possible gang activity. Gang Graffiti distracts from your neighborhood and sends the wrong message about the area in which you live. Noticed any tennis shoes hanging over high wires? This is also a way that gangs mark their territory. If you see this, call the police and then call Community Caring Conference.
Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:35)
Neighborhood Watch
Sunday, 12 April 2009 08:29 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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The Neighborhood Watch Signs on your block have a requirement that you must meet at least 2 times a year in order for your signs to stay there. If you have not met in quite awhile, call
CCC at 786-0345
so you don't lose your signs.
If your area does not have a Neighborhood Watch Sign call CCC. We'll organize a block club then get your watch going. Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:34) |
Neighborhood Council
Wednesday, 15 April 2009 06:00 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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Community Caring Conference Council - CCC
Council Meetings are open to the public, community block club members are especially welcome to attend. Council committee meetings are also listed here. If you are interested in volunteering on a committee or in any other capacity please contact us.
Community Caring Conference Council Members Gary Wetherell - President Patricia Mazrum - Vice President Jason Lopez - Website Committee Chair Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:37) Friends For Victims
Wednesday, 15 April 2009 05:47 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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Friends for Victims - Community Caring Conference
Friends for Victims is here for you. Need a listening ear? Need help navigating through the court system? Need help with victim restitution? call us at 786-0345
Residential and vehicles burglaries continue to be a problem in many neighborhoods. These are crimes of opportunity-unlocked doors and windows, poor lighting, and evidence of inactivity at a residence all invite burglars to your home. Don't become a victim of burglary, harden the target by locking doors and windows. Leave a light on when your gone at night. When on vacation have someone collect your mail and paper, and place a light on a timer. These are simple precautions that can save you the pain of being a victim.
Lastly, if your not organized in your neighborhood call CCC to organize a blockclub. Blockclubs and Neighborhood Watch are proven methods of preventing crime. Make that effort now and call a neighborhood organizer at 309-786-0345!
Last Updated (Tuesday, 16 February 2010 18:35) Community Event Calendar Submission Request Form
Monday, 07 April 2008 21:07 | Written by Jason Lopez |
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Community Caring Conference Website Committee announces their new online Community Event Calendar submission request form. The Community Events Calendar accepts submissions for events of interest to Rock Island and Quad City residents. Do you have an event you would like to add to our community calendar? Click here to submit your event. Of course the Community Event Calendar is subject to our terms of service. Let us know of your local groups events! Last Updated (Friday, 07 May 2010 12:13) |
