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Shop the sale at Audene Stiches. Save 20%-40% during my Wintery Sale!
Thank you for supporting a local business!
Current Listing
Non-Clumping Bamboo
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“Bamboo Non-Clumping”
“One is 22ft tall and one is 24ft tall also one is 15ft tall 2.5 inch diameter trunks”
“One is 22ft tall and one is 24ft tall also one is 15ft tall 2.5 inch diameter trunks”
“Asking $200.00 for all three.
Local curbside delivery available you must plant and install.”
“Possibly more available upon request.”
PROPOSED BOND MEASURE- NEHALEM BAY HEALTH DISTRICT
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PROPOSED BOND MEASURE- NEHALEM BAY HEALTH DISTRICT
Wheeler, OR 97147
Ph: 503-368-5119
nbhdistrict@gmail.com
Wheeler, OR 97147
Ph: 503-368-5119
nbhdistrict@gmail.com
For immediate release
Nehalem Bay Health District Refers Proposed Bond Measure for Health and Senior Services
Tillamook County Ballot Measure #29-175
(Wheeler) – The Nehalem Bay Health District is implementing a comprehensive plan aimed at improving health and senior care and supporting health care and other essential workers.
Plan implementation includes a proposed bond measure to be placed on the May 16, 2023 ballot that would partly finance:
• Construction of a new, modern health center and pharmacy large enough to offer specialty and dental care
• Major renovations and modernizations to the Nehalem Valley Care Center, one of the few skilled nursing facilities on the Oregon coast
• Site preparation as a critical step in developing workforce housing, primarily geared for health care workers and other essential workers in our community
The overall cost of these projects is estimated to be $15.5 million.
If passed, the bond measure would raise $10.25 million.
Thanks to Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden the health district has already secured $3 million toward the construction cost of the new health center and pharmacy. An additional $500,000 federal grant has been awarded to the Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy that can be applied to the construction cost. The District is actively seeking state government support, as well as foundation and private contributions to complete the full funding package.
If the measure passes, bonds would mature in 26 years or less from the date of issuance and may be issued in one or more series. The annual average tax rate is estimated to be $0.37 per $1,000 of taxable assessed property value. For illustration, a property with an assessed value of $300,000, and an annual average tax rate of $0.37 per $1000 of assessed value, may experience an increased tax of $170.00 annually, or approximately $0.46 per day. Actual rates may vary based upon interest rates incurred and changes in taxable assessed value. The projected tax cost for the measure is an estimate only, based on the best information available from the county assessor at the time of the estimate.
Depending upon the success of foundation and other funding opportunities, the District may not need to levy the full amount requested in the bond measure.
More detail on the plan:
• The proposed project would help preserve 75 to 80 current local health care related jobs at the Care Center and current clinic
• If the bond measure passes, the new health center and pharmacy facility would be located on a 1.3 acre site in Wheeler, adjacent to Highway 101 and Hospital Road. The site is owned by the Nehalem Bay Health District, and the property is zoned to permit construction of the new facility and will provide the parking required by the city. The site is outside the tsunami inundation zone
• If the bond measure passes, revenue from the proposed bond measure would support extensive renovation and modernization of the 40-year old building housing the Care Center, a licensed 50-bed skilled nursing facility, one of the few facilities of its kind on the Oregon coast. Planned renovations include updates of patient rooms, common areas, fire/safety and mechanical systems, as well as kitchen modernization. The district is also exploring reconfiguration of a portion of the facility to offer memory care services not now available in the community.
• If passed, The District’s plan is to utilize a portion of the bond revenue to undertake site preparation work related to the old Wheeler hospital, a necessary step toward redeveloping District property for worker housing, particularly housing for health care workers. The District intends, once site preparation is complete, to partner with a private or non-profit housing developer to undertake the housing component of the overall plan.
Without the financial support provided by the proposed bond measure, the District does not possess the financial resources to pursue construction of a new health center and pharmacy or a comprehensive renovation and modernization of the Care Center. If the bond measure does not pass, the proposed projects would not be completed, and property taxes would not be increased.
More information about the plan and funding is available at the health district website.
Addressing Local concerns
Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Your County Rep. Cyrus Javadi is on three committees in the Oregon legislature -Housing and Homeless Committee, House committee Behavioral Health and Health Care, House committee Economic Development and Small businesses,
All of these committees may address local concerns at this time.
and here is his e-mail address in the legislature: Rep.CyrusJavadi@oregonlegislature.gov
here is a link to a recent interview of Cyrus Javadi
www.podcasts.com/tillamook-today-on-ktil-386b4ddb6/episode/030723-rep-cyrus-javadi
Manzanita Livability Survey
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City of Manzanita’s STR Committee Begins Livability Survey
The City of Manzanita’s Short-term Rental (STR) Committee is conducting a survey open to all interested community members from March 6 to April 15. The survey will reach out to, and collect information from residents, second homeowners, STR owners, and managers of local STRs. It will provide City leadership with a better understanding of existing community sentiment regarding the impact of STRs on neighborhood livability in
Manzanita.
⮚ The link to the survey is www.surveymonkey.com/r/3MTWDQP
The City of Manzanita’s Short-term Rental (STR) Committee is conducting a survey open to all interested community members from March 6 to April 15. The survey will reach out to, and collect information from residents, second homeowners, STR owners, and managers of local STRs. It will provide City leadership with a better understanding of existing community sentiment regarding the impact of STRs on neighborhood livability in
Manzanita.
⮚ The link to the survey is www.surveymonkey.com/r/3MTWDQP
⮚ Paper copies are available by calling Manzanita City Hall 503.812.2514 option 4,
Information on current feelings and new trends will help the City Council and its STR committee identify cost-effective solutions to new and/or existing issues that are related to STRs.
City Council approved a mission statement in February 2023 for the new STR committee:
“Our mission is to propose policies on Manzanita short-term rentals which will enhance the City’s livability; consider financial health; and inform residents, managers, and visitors about these policies.”
Beautiful Wreaths For Sale
Submitted By: mlnd_vaughn@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Beautiful custom made wreaths! Great Mother’s Day gift, Birthday or just because you want one! I have several wreaths available. Please email me for more pictures or questions. I can also make custom wreaths in your desired colors.
Melinda Veil
mlnd_vaughn@yahoo.com
Melinda Veil
mlnd_vaughn@yahoo.com
Teen Night at North Coast Pinball
Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ!
Teen Night at North Coast Pinball is back! Friday March 24th from 6-9 PM. All Teens are Invited and Welcome to attend for Free Pizza and Pinball! Please send your teens on over for some fun and games.
North Coast Pinball is located at 35995 N Hwy 101 in downtown Nehalem.
Please call Vivi (503)739-5581, or Christy (503) 800-1092 for questions or more info – DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS NEEDED AND WELCOMED – Thank you!
NCRD Board meeting tonight 6pm
Submitted By: constanceforncrd@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
NCRD’s monthly board meeting is tonight, 6pm! Please join via zoom (link found at www.ncrd.org) or in person at NCRD. Given the magnitude of choices we will soon face, it is imperative we, as the voting community, be engaged and involved now more than ever. Here is what I am watching: the search for a permanent Executive Director for NCRD; the Special Districts election in May (3 seats available on the board); the bond measure for the Nehalem Bay Health District (www.nehalembayhd.org) in May; the NCRD Operations Tax Levy in late fall; the ongoing new pool project; the SWOT project; the PAC/stage accessibility Project. If you have any questions you’d like me to ask on your behalf, please forward to constanceforncrd@gmail.com, by 5pm.
These are my questions:
1. Has the search for a new Executive Director begun? If not, when will it begin? How long did it take to find our ED the last time?
2. Have the 2 final candidates, not chosen for the ED position, been contacted to interview or apply again? If so, what was their response? If not, why not?
3. The SWOT presentation/exercise was public, will the SWOT comprehensive report/recommendations from the SDAO be made public? If so, by when? Who will be implementing the recommendations?
4. It was implied last month there was a possible solution to address the lack of stage accessibility for those with mobility concerns in the PAC? What is the status? If this is not accurate, will a committee dedicated to this issue now be formed? By when?
5. There are 3 open seats on the board for the May election, Mary G. indicated early she will be running. Wally B & Jennifer H, please share your intentions of running, or not.
6. If there’s time, I’m curious. What policies has this board written in the last 10+ years?
Respectfully/Constance
Balance bike and bottle warmer
Submitted By: Tatianamc007@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Balance bike – $ 25
Bottle warmer – $ 15
Email if interested.
Thanks.
Bottle warmer – $ 15
Email if interested.
Thanks.
Sodastream CO2 cylinders (3)
Submitted By: greginct@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Hi,
I have three of these in perfect condition. I no longer use this and prefer to not just recycle them. Let me know if you’d like them. They are in Bay City.
They are currently empty.
You can text me at
971-250-1148
Thanks
I have three of these in perfect condition. I no longer use this and prefer to not just recycle them. Let me know if you’d like them. They are in Bay City.
They are currently empty.
You can text me at
971-250-1148
Thanks
Join Us for Writers Read Celebration Tomorrow Evening
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If Ernest Hemingway arrived on the North Coast, what would he say and how would he say it?
Residents from Cape Meares, Nehalem and Wheeler will be among the writers who will ponder this question during the Writers Read Celebration on March 10 at the Cannon Beach Library.
Butch Freedman, of Cape Meares, will read his short story, “An Old Man Surfs”; Celeste Deveney, of Nehalem, will recite “A Dog’s Tale”; and Wheeler resident L Swartz will read their short story, “12-Step Famous,” during the celebration, which begins at 7 p.m. in the library, 131 N. Hemlock St.
It will be a hybrid event, with an online link available on the library’s website, cannonbeachlibrary.org
Writers selected to read the works they submitted for the celebration have all sorts of ideas about what Hemingway would say if he visited the North Coast. He might: ask why he left Cuba; tell stories and knock back a bourbon at the Driftwood Inn; recount how a boy reeled in a seagull; discuss fishing with a youngster at the library; or describe how a 12-step program member took flight as a crow.
Most of the writers, who range from Longview, Washington to Cape Meares, Oregon, will read their short stories and poems in person at the library, while at least three will read online.
This is the fifth year for the Writers Read Celebration. Writers from everywhere were asked to submit entries in any form, including stories, essays, poems, haikus, etc. on a theme; entries were limited to 600 words, and writers could submit up to three pieces each. This year’s theme was “Hemingway at the Beach: What Would He Say?”
A six-member panel of volunteers chose 16 from among 47 submissions without knowing who wrote them. Selections were made based on how closely the pieces followed the theme, word usage, content and the emotions evoked.
In addition to Freedman, Deveney and Swartz, other writers who were invited to the Writers Read Celebration are:
Darrell Clukey, Cannon Beach, Oregon: short story, “The Passing Visitor”
Dian Greenwood, Portland, Oregon: short story, “On First Seeing”
Craig Allen Heath, Longview, Washington: short story, “Papa at Cannon Beach”
Marc Imlay, Longview, Washington: short story, “The Young Boy and the Seagull”
Eve Marx, Seaside, Oregon: short story, “Nothing’s Going to Happen”
Steven Mayer, Cannon Beach, Oregon: short story, “Hemingway at the Beach”
Russell Myers, Vancouver, Washington: short story, “The Library”
Jennifer Nightingale, Astoria, Oregon: poems, “Papa’s Bindlestiff” and “Eel Grass”
Steve Price, Portland, Oregon: short story, “Leaving Cuba”
Scott T. Starbuck, Vancouver, Washington: poem, “Salmon Prophet”
James A. Tweedie, Long Beach, Washington: short stories, “Castaway” and “Birthday at the Beach”
Residents from Cape Meares, Nehalem and Wheeler will be among the writers who will ponder this question during the Writers Read Celebration on March 10 at the Cannon Beach Library.
Butch Freedman, of Cape Meares, will read his short story, “An Old Man Surfs”; Celeste Deveney, of Nehalem, will recite “A Dog’s Tale”; and Wheeler resident L Swartz will read their short story, “12-Step Famous,” during the celebration, which begins at 7 p.m. in the library, 131 N. Hemlock St.
It will be a hybrid event, with an online link available on the library’s website, cannonbeachlibrary.org
Writers selected to read the works they submitted for the celebration have all sorts of ideas about what Hemingway would say if he visited the North Coast. He might: ask why he left Cuba; tell stories and knock back a bourbon at the Driftwood Inn; recount how a boy reeled in a seagull; discuss fishing with a youngster at the library; or describe how a 12-step program member took flight as a crow.
Most of the writers, who range from Longview, Washington to Cape Meares, Oregon, will read their short stories and poems in person at the library, while at least three will read online.
This is the fifth year for the Writers Read Celebration. Writers from everywhere were asked to submit entries in any form, including stories, essays, poems, haikus, etc. on a theme; entries were limited to 600 words, and writers could submit up to three pieces each. This year’s theme was “Hemingway at the Beach: What Would He Say?”
A six-member panel of volunteers chose 16 from among 47 submissions without knowing who wrote them. Selections were made based on how closely the pieces followed the theme, word usage, content and the emotions evoked.
In addition to Freedman, Deveney and Swartz, other writers who were invited to the Writers Read Celebration are:
Darrell Clukey, Cannon Beach, Oregon: short story, “The Passing Visitor”
Dian Greenwood, Portland, Oregon: short story, “On First Seeing”
Craig Allen Heath, Longview, Washington: short story, “Papa at Cannon Beach”
Marc Imlay, Longview, Washington: short story, “The Young Boy and the Seagull”
Eve Marx, Seaside, Oregon: short story, “Nothing’s Going to Happen”
Steven Mayer, Cannon Beach, Oregon: short story, “Hemingway at the Beach”
Russell Myers, Vancouver, Washington: short story, “The Library”
Jennifer Nightingale, Astoria, Oregon: poems, “Papa’s Bindlestiff” and “Eel Grass”
Steve Price, Portland, Oregon: short story, “Leaving Cuba”
Scott T. Starbuck, Vancouver, Washington: poem, “Salmon Prophet”
James A. Tweedie, Long Beach, Washington: short stories, “Castaway” and “Birthday at the Beach”
Haircut special
Submitted By: alourgifts@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day book an appointment for a haircut March 14-16th
at J.Marie Salon + Spa with Myriah
$5 off a cut or save $7 when you wear something GREEN. Save $17 when you and a loved one or a friend get haircuts together!
at J.Marie Salon + Spa with Myriah
$5 off a cut or save $7 when you wear something GREEN. Save $17 when you and a loved one or a friend get haircuts together!
Employment Opportunity
Submitted By: nbwa@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Nehalem Bay Wastewater Agency is accepting applications for an Office Assistant. The chosen candidate must have an educational level equivalent to a High School diploma; excellent interpersonal skills, verbal and written communication skills; proficiency with Office Suite software, an aptitude for learning and using web-based computer applications such as financial/fund software, utility receipts/billing, and mapping/GIS. Final candidates will be interviewed, pass reference checks, and subject to a background check.
The starting pay range is $22.37 to $25.92 per hour DOE.
Applications and a job description are available online at www.nehalembaywastewater.org or at the administration office, 35755 7th St., Nehalem, OR 97131. 503-368-5125
No applications will be accepted after March 31st, 2023.
VETERANS’ PREFERENCE. NEHALEM BAY WASTEWATER AGENCY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
The starting pay range is $22.37 to $25.92 per hour DOE.
Applications and a job description are available online at www.nehalembaywastewater.org or at the administration office, 35755 7th St., Nehalem, OR 97131. 503-368-5125
No applications will be accepted after March 31st, 2023.
VETERANS’ PREFERENCE. NEHALEM BAY WASTEWATER AGENCY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
Wreaths for sale
Submitted By: Mlnd_vaughn@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
Beautiful custom made wreaths! Great Mother’s Day gift, Birthday or just because you want one! I have several wreaths available. Please email me for more pictures or questions.
Melinda Veil
mlnd_vaughn@yahoo.com
Nehalem Handy Man Services Available
Submitted By: 503wednesday@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Please Call me to discuss jobs @:
971-324-0149
(Please No Emails)
971-324-0149
(Please No Emails)
Good Morning Nehalem
I’m a local, a father of 3 and trying to pick up some extra work.
If you have any projects needing attention.
Well then, I’m you guy!
I have many skills & wear many hats.
Some of my skills include:
*Licensed driver
*Transporter
* Errand runner
*Yard work
*Painting (interior/ exterior/ cars/ toys)
*Skilled Car Mechanic
*Pet Sitter & Walker
*Heavy Equipment Operater
*Gutters
and Lots more!
If you have something in mind that’s not listed…
just ask me
Most likely I’m your man!
Blessings
Have a wonderful day!
No emails please.
Call to inquire about pricing and jobs.
971-324-0149
Art/Tools/Miscellaneous Items
Submitted By: sofar4romit@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Calls Only PLZ NO Emails:
971-324-0149
971-324-0149
Beautiful Outdoor Marble Fire Pit Table w/ 4 Rocking Chairs included. $350-
Outdoor white Wicker patio furniture $350
Vintage Rod Iron in or outdoor furniture (round table & 2 chairs) nice patina $150-
12 Inch Hunting Knife w/ Leather Holder $100-
Contracting Stud Finder Kit worth several 100 asking $100-
2 Electric Paint Spray Guns for interior or exterior $75- for both
Various Custom Canvas Paintings & Canvas Photography Prints in assorted sizes. Wave & Beach Themed.
Each painting or print will be priced differently depending on size etc. We will send pix via email, text, or schedule a viewing
for interested buyers.
Logging Boots Size 9 and 10
971-324-0149
Boots Size 9!
Submitted By: amncarl@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Boots for wet or dry/ work or daily use.
Size 9
Size 9
Wites Logger boots
(Originally $400) asking $100
Denner Camo military jump boots
asking $50
Gorilla Hy Test Steal toe boots
asking $50
All are water proof and I added cushioning insoles for arch and back support.
971-324-0149
Pine Grove Member Potluck March 21st 5:30-7:30
Submitted By: Kelleywebb731@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Join us on March 21st 5:30-7:30 at the Pine Grove Community House Potluck. If you are not a member or have not renewed your membership yet you can do that on the pine grove website thepinegrove.org
Our guest speakers will be Marc Johnson and Gail Nelson of the Nehalem Bay Health District speaking about the $10.25M May Bond Measure for a new health center and pharmacy, renovation of existing skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Wheeler.
Membership and RSVP is required.
RSVP to kelley@artdesignxchange.com
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Yes For Local Health Care
Voters in north Tillamook County have a chance during the May election to create a new era for local health and senior services.
The Nehalem Bay Health District – primarily the communities of Nehalem, Wheeler, Manzanita and nearby rural areas – is proposing a $10.25 million bond measure that, if passed, will transform health care in those communities.
The bond will support construction of a state-of-the-art, expanded Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy, a facility large enough and modern enough to provide specialty and dental care, and serve more patients close to where they live.
The bond will also renovate and modernize the exiting Nehalem Valley Care Center, a 50-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Wheeler.
And … finance site preparation furthering the health district’s plans to eventually work with a developer to address health care and essential worker housing in north county.
In one project, the health district will address three critical Oregon coast issues – improved local health care, better options for our growing senior population and a strategy for workforce housing.
Pioneer CDJ-100S Repair/Service
Submitted By: lynda.chick@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQland,
I am looking for someone who has retro-tech skills.
I have a pair of Pioneer CDJ-100S cd decks (used to be the thing for djing once upon time), and they both are doing the same thing. They turn on, but when I insert a cd, it doesn’t spin but instead immediately gets ejected.
Is there anyone out there who has the skills to troubleshoot this problem?
Thank you!
Large potted bamboo for sale
Submitted By: dmiller@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
We just dug up 4 half barrels of bamboo – 2 different types and several different heights. $50 apiece, $30 for one which has a split barrel. In Nehalem. You’ll need a truck; heavy but we can help load.
Call 503-368-3709, or email. No texts please.
Call 503-368-3709, or email. No texts please.
Community Game Night This Saturday 6PM
Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ!
Community Game Night at Rising Hearts Studio is this Saturday at 6 PM. Community game night is a free event that allows for opportunity to meet and have fun with your neighbors while playing games. Bring your family and friends! Share your own favorite game or use one of ours. Popcorn and lemonade provided. Sponsored by Cosmic Healing NW. Donations Always Graciously Accepted. Hope to see you there!
Community Game Night at Rising Hearts Studio is this Saturday at 6 PM. Community game night is a free event that allows for opportunity to meet and have fun with your neighbors while playing games. Bring your family and friends! Share your own favorite game or use one of ours. Popcorn and lemonade provided. Sponsored by Cosmic Healing NW. Donations Always Graciously Accepted. Hope to see you there!
Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Nehalem, OR 97131
(503) 800-1092
Free Kids Bikes
Submitted By: jjmanzanita@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Two little kids bikes–FREE.
Call 503.338.2212 for pickup.
TWO FREE TICKETS TO MCMINNVILLE WINE FESTIVAL THIS FRIDAY
Submitted By: jmgilpin@msn.com – Click to email about this post
TWO FREE Tickets to McMinnville Wine + Food Classic. Friday, March 10 4 pm – 9 pm. Evergreen Aviation Museum: 500 NE Captain, Michael King Smith Hwy, McMinnville, OR 97128
If anyone is interested in these great tickets, please let me know. Sadly, I’m unable to use them and, I’d hate to see them go to waste.
Judy
503-969-8314
3 Bed 1 Bath Home for Rent in Seaside
Submitted By: seasideredhouse@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Prime Seaside location! Blocks to beach, outlet mall, restaurants, etc. Remodeled throughout. Tons of storage and a mostly open floor plan. New roof, privacy backyard fence and some windows. Travertine floors, large granite counters in kitchen. 2 beds and an oversized bonus living space with separate entrance could be 3rd bedroom. 1 year lease preferred but could do 6mo if nessecary. In unit dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer. $2000 security deposit and pets ok with $500 deposit. 1 year preferred but can do 6mo if necessary.
Amana Microwave For Sale $15
Submitted By: mikerusts@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
1 cubic foot, 13 amp
Fully operational, though turntable track has been touched up (extra touch up paint included)
Original owner (approx 10yrs old)
Fully operational, though turntable track has been touched up (extra touch up paint included)
Original owner (approx 10yrs old)
Specs:
Amana Model: ACM1460AB
Interior: 8 1/2 high x 14 1//2wide x 14 3/4deep (1 cubic ft)
Turntable diameter: 12 1/2
Minimum space rq’d: 12 1/2 top to counter, 21 3/4 wide, 16 3/4 front to wall
Oven light
Note: can be used with out turntable, but would require shifting meal in space
contact: mikerusts@gmail.com for info
location: Neahkahnie
NEW Women’s Pacific Mountain brand hiking boots (size 9.5)
Submitted By: artlight7@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
A pair of new women’s size 9.5 hiking boots, Pacific Mountain brand.
New: $85
Asking: $60
No box.
Please text: 503 812-8879.
Thanks for your interest.
And Thank You, BBQLand!
Dana
Fun and Rewarding Job Opportunity in Nehalem!
Submitted By: chantellebrown1@comcast.net – Click to email about this post
Fun and Rewarding Job Opportunity in Nehalem!
My 19year old son is looking for someone close to his own age (18-28ish) to support him in achieving his dreams and aspirations. He is a non speaking autistic individual who uses an alternative mode of communication called S2C (spell to communicate). He fully comprehends but can’t respond via talking and his body doesn’t always do what he wants it to do! He uses a letter board that displays the alphabet and he spells out his words instead of saying them.
He requires a friend and ally who will presume competence and respect his intelligence while providing him with the direct support necessary for communication regulation, computer accessibility assistance for online high school courses, assist with swimming, assistance with fine motor and gross motor tasks necessary for daily living and facilitate participation in his community.
Requirements and Responsibilities:
* Have a love of nature and being outdoors.
* Enjoy swimming
* Be at least 18 years of age and have reliable transportation.
* Assistance with daily living skills such as food preparation and basic hygiene skills.
* Consent to and pass a State Background Check.
* Be legally eligible to work in the United States.
* Be free of convictions or founded allegations of abuse.
* Minimum of high school diploma or demonstrated equivalent.
* Experience or sincere interest in working with people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities within a setting promoting community integration, normalization, and treatment of all persons with dignity and respect.
* To actively participate in developing and implementing plans to meet his unique needs.
* Document all activity relative to the daily activities.
In addition to competitive wages $24.00-$26.00/hr, paid training, a casual dress code, and fun environments, provider agency will provide excellent benefit package for full-time employees: medical/Rx, dental, and vision coverage; paid-time off; retirement savings plan with employer contribution.
*This is currently a part time position with a possibility of full time in the future.
Flexible 2-3 hour shifts. Must be available on most weekends and some weekday evenings.
Interested individuals are encouraged to check out the following website links that describes S2C (spelling to communicate) and videos of other non speaking autistic individuals who are on a similar communication path as my son….
i-asc.org/
Dispelling Common Myths about Nonspeaking People – I-ASC
i-asc.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Toolkit_-Being-an-Ally.pdf
Please reach out to me for more information or to apply for this position!
Chantelle Brown
503-333-3096
Chantellebrown1@comcast.net
Cannon Beach Home For Rent
Submitted By: amykcarleton@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath, furnished house available to rent in Haystack Heights in Cannon Beach Sept 2023- June 2024
$2500/mth
More photos here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1FKBYo508ttB0MrWAvpr1FupGD0lhxpTFk7MWpMCFhmA/edit
$2500/mth
More photos here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1FKBYo508ttB0MrWAvpr1FupGD0lhxpTFk7MWpMCFhmA/edit
Contact Amy: 503.407.7259
Plant Communities – A window to the ecology of the PNW
Submitted By: hopecstanton@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Learn about the plant communities that make up the coastal areas of the PNW. This is an amazing area with a wide variety of habitats and the plants and animals that live in them.
Tomorrow Wed March 8th 4:30-6:00 pm at the Manzanita Library.
Tomorrow Wed March 8th 4:30-6:00 pm at the Manzanita Library.
