Fishline Current: Upcoming Events, Classes and Reminders!
Our SOS program (Stability, Opportunity, Success) goes beyond our basis services and works closely with other providers and agencies to offer our clients a path beyond difficult times: by offering classes, providing job support, and giving our clients access to training and workshops.
Here are our confirmed SOS classes for the month of June and July, 2015:
The resource room will not be available during classes! If you plan to attend a workshop or class, please call ahead to make sure that it has not been cancelled.
The resource room will not be available during classes! If you plan to attend a workshop or class, please call ahead to make sure that it has not been cancelled.
Rotary Readers at Fishline
THIS Friday, June 12 from 11am to 12pm
The Poulsbo Rotary Club and Fishline have launched an early literacy pilot project called Rotary Readers: Read to Me (0 to 5). During the program a brand new book will be given to parents or primary caregivers of children aged newborn to 5. The book will be given in a blue bag along with learning skills developmental information and ideas for use of the book. Parents will also be given a calendar for the month to note upon which date the child was read to.
Please note: parents will be asked to survey the program after participating so that we can improve the class if needed. The books purchased from a grant by the Poulsbo Rotary Club match the age-level interests for the child.You must sign up in the lobby for of Fishline for this class.
Meet & Greet
Peninsula Community Health Services
Monday, June 22, 10am to 2pmPeninsula Community Health Services will be in the Fishline lobby on Monday, June 22 from 10am to 2pm to do a casual “Meet and Greet” with Fishline clients.
Representatives will be available from to answer questions about Apple Health, the Washington State Benefit Exchange and services provided by PCHS.
Rotary Readers at Fishline
Wednesday, June 24 from 5pm to 6pm
The Poulsbo Rotary Club and Fishline have launched an early literacy pilot project called Rotary Readers: Read to Me (0 to 5). During the program a brand new book will be given to parents or primary caregivers of children aged newborn to 5. The book will be given in a blue bag along with learning skills developmental information and ideas for use of the book. Parents will also be given a calendar for the month to note upon which date the child was read to.
Please note: parents will be asked to survey the program after participating so that we can improve the class if needed. The books purchased from a grant by the Poulsbo Rotary Club match the age-level interests for the child.You must sign up in the lobby for of Fishline for this class.
Grow A Row: Gardening Class
July 15, 3:30 to 6pm
July 15, 3:30 to 6pm
Vegetable Gardening for Adults taught by WSU Kitsap County Extension Master Gardeners. Learn the basics of organic vegetable gardening in a two and one half hour overview class. Topics covered will be site selection and analysis, soil building, plant selection, pest and disease prevention/management, and garden maintenance. Students will be able to do a simple soil test of their garden soil and will take home informational handouts. This class will be held on July 15, 3:30 to 6pm. You must sign up in the lobby of Fishline for this class.
Fishing for Answers: Understanding Your Credit Report
Wednesday, July 29, 5:30 to 7pm
Fishline Conference Room
Why is it important to have good credit?
What if I have questions about my credit report?
How can I build or repair my credit?
Meet with a banking professional and learn more about how to understand your credit report and what it means for your future. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to ask questions about your credit report and get answers that make sense for you!Please register for this class by calling Kitsap Community Resources at (360) 478-2301 or by signing up in the lobby at Fishline. Email questions to [email protected].
Wednesday, July 29, 5:30 to 7pm
Fishline Conference Room
Why is it important to have good credit?
What if I have questions about my credit report?
How can I build or repair my credit?
Meet with a banking professional and learn more about how to understand your credit report and what it means for your future. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to ask questions about your credit report and get answers that make sense for you!Please register for this class by calling Kitsap Community Resources at (360) 478-2301 or by signing up in the lobby at Fishline. Email questions to [email protected].
Ongoing Classes:
“How to Find the Hidden Job Market in Kitsap County”Mondays, from 12pm to 3pmWednesdays from 1pm to 3pmAnd other techniques for finding a job, including one on one job search assistance and free resumes. These workshops will be held on Mondays, from 12pm to 3pm, and on Wednesdays from 1pm to 3pm.
Breath of Life, Tai Chi – Qi Gong/Wellness, Awareness, and Meditation
Tuesdays, 12:30 to 1pm
*Nelson Park, 317 Northwest Lindvig WayPractice the ancient ways of breathing and movement to strengthen and enhance your body and mind. It is a dynamic technique for tranquility in motion. Sessions benefit all levels of skill and all ages, with special variations for disabilities. Join us for a free session each Tuesdays at Nelson Park, 317 Northwest Lindvig Way, Tuesdays from 12:30pm to 1pm. Wear comfortable, easy to move in clothing. Presented by Jillian Rifkind of Nourishing Life Acupunture and Julia Forrester of Tai Chi – Qi Gong.
Tuesdays, 12:30 to 1pm
*Nelson Park, 317 Northwest Lindvig WayPractice the ancient ways of breathing and movement to strengthen and enhance your body and mind. It is a dynamic technique for tranquility in motion. Sessions benefit all levels of skill and all ages, with special variations for disabilities. Join us for a free session each Tuesdays at Nelson Park, 317 Northwest Lindvig Way, Tuesdays from 12:30pm to 1pm. Wear comfortable, easy to move in clothing. Presented by Jillian Rifkind of Nourishing Life Acupunture and Julia Forrester of Tai Chi – Qi Gong.
*NEW LOCATION!
REMINDERS!
- On Thursdays, we typically have less food in the coolers.
- Please make sure to bring your ID’s to each visit.
- Please try to arrive 15 minutes prior to closing, especially Fridays.
THANK YOU!