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NVCSS to Host Backpack & School Supplies Distribution Event

Posted on August 13, 2018 by Press Release

On Friday, August 17th, from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm, NVCSS will be distributing backpacks and school supplies to children and teachers who had their homes damaged or destroyed as a result of the Carr Fire. CR Gibbs collected these… Continue Reading →

Archive, Community Events Carr Fire, NVCSS, school supplies

A Shopping Spree for Kids in the North State

Posted on July 16, 2016 by Press Release

As the sun comes up on Saturday, July 30th, volunteers and kids from Shasta County will be gathering at the Redding Kohl’s store on Browning Street for Kohl’s Cares for Kids. Northern Valley Catholic Social Service, Inc. (NVCSS) and Kohl’s… Continue Reading →

Community Events, Events Kohl's, Kohl's Cares for Kids, Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, NVCSS

NVCSS CASA training in Redding starts on Thursday, March 31

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Press Release

Training begins on Thursday, March 31 and runs through the end of the April. Classes are two (2) Thursday evenings with four (4) Saturday sessions. Training will be held at the Northern Valley Catholic Social Service office in Redding [2400… Continue Reading →

Announcements, uncategorized CASA, Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, NVCSS
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Tuesday: True Mental Health Stories That Stand Against Stigma

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Press Release

It might have been the bright red coat someone was wearing. Or the unknown woman who pointed a camera in his direction. Whatever might have caught Antonio Morgan’s eye, his mind could take it and turn it into a story that would plague and torment him. Morgan was diagnosed with a rare form of paranoid schizophrenia in 1995, and he has been hospitalized 13 times because of his mental illness. He has since learned to manage his illness, and now Continue Reading →

Health & Fitness 96001, Antonio Morgan, California Northstate, Community Education Committee, Laura Kauth, Marc Dadigan, Northern California, Northern Valley Catholic Social Services, NVCSS, NVCSS 2nd Home, Redding California News, Shasta County, Shasta County mental health, SOLVE, State of Jefferson
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Leadership Redding – NVCSS Tour Amazing

Posted on May 19, 2009 by Lara Wells Osborn

Each and every time I participate in Leadership Redding activities, I am amazed at the outpouring of generosity from so many in our community, and the dedication of those trying to make Redding (and the world) a better place. I… Continue Reading →

Village Voices Dr. David Gasman, Lara Wells Osborn, NVCSS

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  • Comment on Tuggle Tales: Middletown — Shasta County’s forgotten Gold Rush town by Christian Gardinier
    Mr Tuggle, that was a fantastic read, thanks! I'm wondering if you have explored the region where Middle Creek connects to the Sacramento River. There was a lot of mining in that region as well and I think Middle Creek Road was one of the first County Road. Any thoughts?
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    It is advertised as the highest paved road in the United States. It certainly has some impressive drop offs.
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    I was born and mostly raised in Colorado, so my response to this was: Mount Blue Sky? It's the former Mt. Evans, one of Colorado's "fourteeners" at 14,266 ft. I've been to the summit several times—there's a road that nearly makes the summit, so it's not an accomplishment. It was named after the Colorado Territory […]
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