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CHERI BRYANT HAMILTON, DIS- E-News and Updates June 16, 2016 E-News and Updates HERI RYANT AMILTON ISTRICT OUNCILWOMAN C B H , D 5 C South 40th Street Neighborhood Block Watch Meeting Thursday, June 16th from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Shawnee Library - 3912 W. Broadway The neighborhood is invited to attend the first South 40th Street Neighborhood Block Watch meeting on Thursday, June 16th at 5:30pm-6:30pm at Shawnee Library, located at 3912 W. Broadway. Notices have been distributed in the 800 block of S. 40th Street. Please join and let’s make a difference Cheri Bryant Hamilton District 5 Councilwoman District 5 Annual Outdoor FREE Family Film Festival 601 West Jefferson Street “ALI” with Will Smith City Hall, 3rd Floor Chickasaw Park, Friday, June 17th at Dusk Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 574-1105 The community is invited to attend the District 5 E-mail: Annual Outdoor FREE Family Film Festival on [email protected] Friday, June 17th at Chickasaw Park! Be sure to bring a Myra Friend-Ellis lawn chair, a snacks and the entire family out to watch Legislative Assistant “Ali” starring Will Smith! (502) 574-3905 E-mail: The movie will start around 9 pm [email protected] Fax: (502) 574-2560 at DUSK and runs approximately 3 hours. Come Celebrate The Life of The Champ! Written By: Sherman H. Smith Jr District 5 Neighborhood Advisory Committee Meeting [email protected] Monday, June 20th at 6:30 pm Yearlings Club - 4309 W. Broadway Web address: http://www.louisvilleky.gov/ district 5 The community is invited to attend the next monthly District 5 Neighborhood Advisory Committee Meeting on Monday, June 20th at 6:30 pm at the Please feel free to copy any of Yearlings Club, located at 4309 W. Broadway. this information for use at your meetings or in your newsletters. Brandy N. Kelly Pryor, PHD, the new Director of the Center for Health If you would like to be removed from this Equity, will be presenting The Path to Achieving Health Equity, which communication please email highlights the social and economic factors that must be addressed on the continued with “REMOVE” in the path to achieving Health Equity, such as Discrimination/Minority Stressors, subject or body. Thank you! Housing, Educational Opportunities, Quality Affordable Healthcare, Environmental Quality, Neighborhood Conditions, Stable Income & Job Security, & Food Security & Access to Healthy Foods. Please bring your family and neighbors. In order to contact the Center for Health Equity, please call 502-574-6682. 1 E-News and Updates June 16, 2016 CHERI BRYANT HAMILTON, DISTRICT 5 COUNCILWOMAN Louisville Defender Newspapers 5th Annual Register today for June’s “Real Black Men Recognition Mental Health First Aid Training Luncheon Program” Family and Children’s Place - Family Service Saturday, June 18th at 11:45 am Center - 525 Zane Street St. Stephen Family Life Center - 1520 W. Kentucky St Friday, June 17th to Friday, July 15th from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm The community is invited to attend the Louisville Defender Newspapers 5th Annual “Real Black Men Mental Health First Aid is an eight-hour training Recognition Luncheon Program” on Saturday, June 18th for people ages 16 and over to learn the signs and at 11:45 am at the St. Stephen Family Life Center, located at 1520 W. Kentucky Street. Your attendance is symptoms of different types of mental illnesses, appreciated! how they can affect a person’s daily life and what YOU can do as a first responder when you Louisville MSD needs you for the identify someone experiencing a mental health 27th Annual Ohio River Sweep on Saturday, challenge. June 18th! Every year, 40 tons of trash are collected along the Mental Health First Aid teaches about early shoreline in Jefferson County at Ohio River Sweep. intervention and support to foster recovery and You can make a difference! resiliency and is based on the belief that individuals experiencing these challenges can and do get better, Saturday, June 18th - Shawnee Park – W Market and use their strengths to stay well. Street, between Northwestern Parkway and Fontaine Landing Court. You will be provided with To register For training, or for more information gloves, trash bags and a commemorative T-shirt. on monthly MHFA training, contact the Pal Coalition at Family & Children’s Place at 502-855-6048. For more information and to pre-register for the Registration is $45 cleanup, please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ohio-river-sweep- volunteer-event-tickets-25031297284 WLOU and 104.7 presents Summer Fest 2016 with Tom Joyner Saturday, June 18th at Chickasaw Park “Silence the Violence, Increase the Peace” WLOU and 104.7 invite the community to attend Summer Fest 2016 on Saturday, June 18th at Chickasaw Park! The theme this year is “Silence the Violence, Increase the Peace” and will feature Tom Joyner and national and local gospel artists and vendors selling food and merchandise. Youth step and dance teams and the Dirt Bowl All-Star Basketball games will also be played. Come out and celebrate! 2 E-News and Updates June 16, 2016 CHERI BRYANT HAMILTON, DISTRICT 5 COUNCILWOMAN Summer Activities offered at the Molly Leonard Portland Community Center Morning Health Initiative Through until July 31st 11:00 am to 11:45 am Ages 6 to 13 FREE Intramural Summer Leagues with Peace Education Programs Fridays from through July 31st 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Ages 13 to 18 FREE Double Whammy - Kickball and Dodgeball Leagues Tuesdays through July 31st 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm Ages 6 to 13 FREE Environmental Education - Learning for Life Making learning fun and relevant to kids with adult mentors who use age-appropriate and grade-specific lessons to build character and life skills. Members of the Boy Scouts of America serve as instructors. Tuesdays from June 14th - August 2nd 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Ages 13 to 18 FREE Tuesdays from June 14th - August 2nd 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm Ages 6 to 12 FREE Football Skills Program Participants will learn the basic fundamentals of football and participate in activities to help elevate their game to the next level. Mondays and Wednesdays through July 31st 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Ages 13 to 18 FREE Teen Basketball Monday - Friday through July 31st 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Ages 13 to 18 FREE Mixed Media Arts - Basic arts and crafts using various materials Tuesdays through July 31st 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm Ages 6 to 13 FREE New Roots/ Fresh Stops for Summer 2016 Call to place your order and pay via SNAP/Food Stamps, or debit/Credit by calling 502-509-6770 or by dropping cash payment at the following locations: Shawnee Arts & Cultural Center 607 S. 37th Street 502-775-5268 Redeemer Lutheran Church 3640 River Park Drive 502-776-5945 Shawnee Presbyterian Church 101 S. 44th Street 502-776-6280 New Roots Office 1800 Portland Avenue 502-509-6770 Joshua Tabernacle 426 S. 15th Street 502-583-7077 New Albany Housing Authority 215 Erni Avenue 812-206-2065 Dates Shawnee Presbyterian Thursday, June 16th 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm Redeemer Lutheran Thursday, June 23rd 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm Joshua Tabernacle Saturday, June 25th 11 am to 1 pm New Albany Housing Authority Thursday, June 16th 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm 3 E-News and Updates June 16, 2016 CHERI BRYANT HAMILTON, DIS- The One Love Louisville Youth Portland Museum’s Young Curators Implementation Team Preservation Camps! Want to be a History Detective? Dig Archaeology & One Love Louisville Implementation Team is great Sleuth Architecture? opportunity for teens to make a difference for themselves, their family, peers, and community! It The community is invited to provides a chance to learn and give insight on issues sign-up for THREE one –week that impact our city and also gives an experience that Young Curators Preservation has a potential to open up many doors to a successful Camps where campers get to dig future! for artifacts, build a flatboat, Requirements: design wallpaper, investigate (1) Be at least 13 years old AND no older than 21 years history, and create an exhibit! The cost of the camp age AND live in Louisville, KY is $150 per week. Scholarships to cover the cost are (2) Complete the application online available! (3) Submit at least 1 Letter of Recommendation Session Dates Background & Description June 27th - July 1st July 11th - 15th Deadlines for applications have been extended Camps begin at 10:00 am and end at 4:00 pm with indefinitely! extended hours available. Camps will be held at the historic Earick House, located at 719 N. 34th Street. To apply visit: https://louisvilleky.gov/sites/default/files/ For more information please contact Teresa Lee at safe_neighborhoods/ 502-776-7678 or by email at [email protected] youth_implementation_team_draft_application.pdf 2NOT1 Fatherhood & Families, Inc. 9th Annual Father’s Day Cookout Shelby Park - 600 East Oak Street Sunday, June 19th from 2:00 pm until 6:00 pm The community is invited to attend 2NOT1 Fatherhood & Families, Inc.’s 9th Annual Father’s Day Cookout on Sunday, June 19th from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Shelby Park, located at 600 E. Oak Street. The first step to working with fathers is changing the climate, so many time fathers’ parenting programs hinge on what the father isn’t doing as opposed to highlighting what he is doing. Healthy, positive working relationships don’t develop unless fathers trust the process. The Father’s Day Cookout is an opportunity to engage fathers to begin to establish positive relationships to build on later.
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