Parents

Parents are an integral part of the Day One community. As an organization we are continuously planning and implementing meaningful programs, events, and projects for parents and families. See below for current parent and family resources and ways to get involved with us!

Parent Opportunities

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This position is for a pilot program, aiming to increase the number of students walking to school at 9 campuses at PUSD.
This initiative is Pasadena’s first Safe Routes to School partnership. This effort will formally align the School District with the City and relevant stakeholders to educate school site administrators, parents, and students about pedestrian and bicycle safety; build multigenerational pedestrian and cyclist awareness; and mitigate traffic concerns by promoting a comprehensive, proactive behavior and infrastructure-based approach to securing safety along school routes and within school sites.

Parent Lead - This position requires a positive, friendly, energetic and engaged parent with excellent communication, and leadership skills. This person should be committed to contribute to the Safe Routes to School Initiative by making the City a safer place to bike and walk for students and adults alike.

Duties include, but are not limited to:
- Lead walks to and from school. Weekly to start, daily if warranted by demand (up to 2 hours a day/ 10hrs a week)
-Encourage student and parent participation in the program by distributing fliers, making announcements at parent groups, and using creativity to draw attention to the program. (Example. Dr. Seuss Walk to school day).
-Expand efforts to focus on engagement/best practice sharing within neighborhoods and other fellow school sites.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Community Workshop

TOMA is a Day One and Young & Healthy program funded through the Office of Minority Health to help low-income communities learn about the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the impact of Adverse Childhood Experience (ACES).

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) virtual workshop is designed to help educate community members, students and parents about the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), who can qualify, how one can receive their payment and free tax preparation services nearby!

Community Updates PasadenaWalks

Sign up today for updates to the PasadenaWalks plan! PasadenaWalks is the project to update the city’s pedestrian Master Plan to help make Pasadena more walkable for all.

The city is always looking for community feedback throughout different phases of the project, so sign up today to receive email updates. You can also visit the project website to learn more.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Organizational Training

TOMA is a Day One and Young & Healthy program funded through the Office of Minority Health to help low-income communities learn about the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the impact of Adverse Childhood Experience (ACES).

Is your organization looking for staff training on trauma-informed care for your clients facing hardships during the pandemic? Day One and Young & Healthy are offering one-hour virtual training on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), how to approach clients with sensitivity and mindfulness during the pandemic, and the financial resource of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) that they may be eligible for. For more information on the TOMA workshops above, please contact Angelique, angelique@godayone.org

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