Please note that Summit Prevention Alliance has moved offices! Our new contact information is as follows:Physical address:13549 North HW 9 (This is the Red, White, and Blue fire station #4 located off of Tiger Road)Breckenridge, CO 80424Mailing address: (This has remained the same!)P.O. Box 2565Frisco, CO 80443Phone number:970-453-9333Fax number:970-453-2183
Category Archives: Events
Handouts Posted from High Altitude Wellness Series – Building a Culture of Health with Low to No Cost Resources
Click below for Powerpoint presentation:
High Altitude Wellness Powerpoint
Click below for resource handout:
Worksite Wellness Resource Handout
Click below for toolkit handout:
Funding Available for Employers to Promote Breastfeeding
If your business or organization is interested in supporting employees in their breastfeeding efforts, please contact Susan at 970-668-2077 or susan@summitpreventionalliance.org. Mini-grants are available to be applied towards creation of a lactation room or space as well as breastfeeding-related policies.
To view a copy of the Colorado Employer Toolkit, please click HERE.
Employers who received funding in 2008-2009 included the following:
- Mountain River Naturopathic Clinic (lactation room is available to the public – located at 60 Main Street, Frisco)
- Early Childhood Options
- Carriage House Early Learning Center
- Little Red Schoolhouse
Dialogue over Dinner: Choices, Choices
Christine Cerbana did an excellent job with her presentation on Wednesday, May 20th. Attendees enjoyed the information and Christine’s animated presentation style. If you are intersted in seeing the full presentation, please find it on SCTV local channel 10 or watch it online at www.sctv10.com. Please click here to see her handouts Choices, Choices Handout
The Successful Child 2009
The Successful Child Conference will be offered again this year on Saturday, May 2nd at Summit Middle School. For more information and to register, please go to the registration page.
Leader Training Workshop for Active Parenting NOW! Classes
The very first training for leaders of this excellent parenting classes will happen on January 27th at the Community and Senior Center in Frisco. The training will be from 8:30-4:30. Registration fees include all your materials, lunch a certificate of completion and 7 contact hours. For more information please contact Kari at 668-2077 or kari@summitpreventionalliance.org.
Ready to register? Click here for the registration page.
Active Parenting Now
Millions of parents have achieved success through Active Parenting!
Through this program you will learn skills that will help you develop cooperation, responsibility and good character in your children. You’ll also learn positive discipline techniques so you can avoid those all-too-familiar power struggles. Best of all, you’ll be able to share ideas with other parents who know exactly what you’re going through.
Swimming with the Fishes?
For the second summer in a row, Summit Prevention Alliance is offering swimming classes for our Latino kids. The kids really enjoy the classes! Sixteen kids are currently enrolled in swimming. During the classes, the kids learn basic skills to help them establish good swimming behaviors and techniques.
The classes currently take place at the rec center. The recreation center’s swim instructors do a wonderful job working with the children! Many thanks go out to the staff at the rec center!
Catch ya at the pool,
Liliana
What’s Cooking?
Last Thursday before Dialogue Over Dinner, we taped the first episode of What’s Cooking? What’s Cooking? is Summit Prevention Alliance’s new healthy cooking show that will be aired on SCTV (Comcast channel 10) locally in Summit County. All day, I was excited and anxious to see how the show would turn out. I helped Ian, our super-duper bilingual chef, purchase the food. When we started to set up, I was thrilled to learn that I would get to help prep the food!

Nervous for those who were going to be taped, I watched as Brad from SCTV began filming. The room was filled with anticipation as we prepared to start. Our executive director, Tom, said that he had chills running down his back. Ian, however, was full of energy and ready to go. Cecilia, Summit County’s premier nutritionist, did an excellent job interpreting (the show is in both English and Spanish). Cecilia also provided some superb nutritional tips throughout the show. Check out the dynamic duo!

Check out SCTV’s website (http://www.sctv10.com/) to see when What’s Cooking? will air. You could learn how to make this mouth-watering dish:

Catch you all next time!
Liliana



