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Each year, our community welcomes about 1,000 new babies! Because babies don’t come with instructions, all parents can benefit from additional support as they welcome their newest additions. We love the opportunity to celebrate and support families with our Welcome Baby Community Baby Shower. COME AND JOIN THE PARTY!
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2023 Douglas County Community Baby Shower
Saturday, April 22: In-Person Event Join us for our sixth annual “Welcome, Baby!” Community Baby Shower! The HCCSO team and our Perinatal Task Force partners are pleased to welcome new families who are expecting or have recently had a baby to this hybrid event. The...
Hybrid Welcome Baby, Community Baby Shower
Saturday, September 17: In-Person Event Join us for our first in-person Welcome Baby Shower since 2019! The HSSCO team and our Perinatal Task Force partners are pleased to welcome new families who are expecting or have recently had a baby to the Community Baby...
Welcome Baby! Attend Our 2022 Virtual Community Baby Showers
If you live in Southern Oregon, we invite you to attend our next virtual community baby shower! This weeklong event will be held primarily on Facebook from April 25 – 29, 2022. Visit our Welcome Baby Shower Event page or Facebook page for details, and we look forward...
“It has been rewarding to see the work of HCSSO moving through local collaborations with an increasing lens on diversity, equity and inclusion. We are making a positive difference in the lives of southern Oregonians.”
– Diane Hoover, HCCSO Board Member
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🥳You are invited to the “Stand in the Gap” event on April 1st, for an interactive art installation and resource fair. Open anytime between 9am and 12pm.
🫶🏽Learn what risks families in our community are facing, how those risk factors can lead to hurt or abuse, and what WE can do to help families build protective factors into their lives.
❤️Whether you're looking for ways to get involved, you're seeking help and support for your family, or you're just curious – we would love for you to join us.
🌷More information can be found on the HCCSO website: hccso.org/event/stand-in-the-gap/
🐣Are you a parent or caregiver of a young child, who is interested in connecting with other parents and supporting your development? Check out the FREE Kaleidoscope Play & Learn groups on Mondays from 12-1:30pm and Fridays from 10:30am-12pm at the Growing Together Family Community Center!
🐥Kaleidoscope Play & Learn groups offer parents and caregivers the opportunity to support their children’s early learning through everyday activities, and build relationships with other participants. For children 0-5 years old. Siblings are always welcome and encouraged at the playgroups. Books & Snacks are provided.
🐤Visit the HCCSO Calendar for more information on Kaleidoscope classes and other great events to support your family! hccso.org/trainings-events/
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