Cancer Prevention Tips Centreville VA

Times:11:00 AM

Address:
2410 Seventeenth Street NW
Washington, DC

Description:
Learn about the home purchase process and District government loan programs. Walk-ins welcome.

Sponsor: Department of Housing and Community Development

DHCD

Address:
call for location
Warrenton, VA

Description:
Learn how to save life and limb in an> urban disaster (natural or terrorist)> rural area (not near a hospital)> wilderness area Course Title: Casual Hiker / Rural Living / Urban Disaster: Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Certification Coursea Blue Ridge Mountain Sports-sponsored community event Overview:> No prerequisites> For adults and focused youths ages 12+. Know your loved ones are safe wherever they are.> Hands-on learn how to care for an injured / ill person during the critical minutes or hours before ambulance / hospital hand-off> Blend of classroom instruction & hands-on rescue scenario practice> Approved by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) and the American Camping Association (ACA)> 2-year SOLO WFA certification> Counts as recertification for WFA, AWFA, WFR and wilderness part of W-EMT> Flyer: attached> Testimonials: see below Course Schedule winter / spring 2013 (2 days, 8:30am - 6:30pm each day):> December 1 - 2, 2012: Warrenton, VA* (near Washington, DC / Northern Virginia)> January 12-13, 2013: Charlottesville, VA*> January 19-20: Norfolk, VA*> March 2 - 3: Knoxville, TN*> March 23-24: Richmond, VA*> April 6 - 7: Blacksburg, VA* or Princeton, NJ*> April 13-14: Princeton, NJ* or Blacksburg, VA*> May 11-12: Charlottesville, VA*> May 18-19: Warrenton, VA* (near Washington, DC / Northern Virginia)> June 1 - 2: Madison, NJ* (near New York City) Instructor: Matthew Rosefsky, Wilderness EMT and SOLO Instructor > Fee: $175 for the 2-day WFA> *Charitable Donation: a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of Blue Ridge Mountain Sports' choice will receive 10% of proceeds.> Registration Online / more info: www.solowfa.com Topics:> Beyond the ‘golden hour’: wilderness/disaster-delayed EMS arrival injury challenges and long-term patient care> Patient Assessment System: thorough patient examination, treatment, monitoring, safety, and documentation> Orthopedic Injuries and

Address:
call for location
Warrenton, VA

Description:
Learn how to save life and limb in an> urban disaster (natural or terrorist)> rural area (not near a hospital)> wilderness area Course Title: Casual Hiker / Rural Living / Urban Disaster: Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Certification Coursea Blue Ridge Mountain Sports-sponsored community event Overview:> No prerequisites> For adults and focused youths ages 12+. Know your loved ones are safe wherever they are.> Hands-on learn how to care for an injured / ill person during the critical minutes or hours before ambulance / hospital hand-off> Blend of classroom instruction & hands-on rescue scenario practice> Approved by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) and the American Camping Association (ACA)> 2-year SOLO WFA certification> Counts as recertification for WFA, AWFA, WFR and wilderness part of W-EMT> Flyer: attached> Testimonials: see below Course Schedule winter / spring 2013 (2 days, 8:30am - 6:30pm each day):> December 1 - 2, 2012: Warrenton, VA* (near Washington, DC / Northern Virginia)> January 12-13, 2013: Charlottesville, VA*> January 19-20: Norfolk, VA*> March 2 - 3: Knoxville, TN*> March 23-24: Richmond, VA*> April 6 - 7: Blacksburg, VA* or Princeton, NJ*> April 13-14: Princeton, NJ* or Blacksburg, VA*> May 11-12: Charlottesville, VA*> May 18-19: Warrenton, VA* (near Washington, DC / Northern Virginia)> June 1 - 2: Madison, NJ* (near New York City) Instructor: Matthew Rosefsky, Wilderness EMT and SOLO Instructor > Fee: $175 for the 2-day WFA> *Charitable Donation: a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of Blue Ridge Mountain Sports' choice will receive 10% of proceeds.> Registration Online / more info: www.solowfa.com Topics:> Beyond the ‘golden hour’: wilderness/disaster-delayed EMS arrival injury challenges and long-term patient care> Patient Assessment System: thorough patient examination, treatment, monitoring, safety, and documentation> Orthopedic Injuries and

Address:
37th and O Streets NW
Washington, DC

Description:
Contact:
Colleen M. Kerrisk Ignatian Programs and Retreats Coordinator cmk64@georgetown.edu 202-687-3615

Sponsors:
Office of Campus Ministry

Description:
May 21-26, 2013
This week-long silent retreat based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius is an excellent way to go deeper in faith and life. The retreat is geared toward helping participants recognize and grow in their relationship with God through Jesus Christ, deepen their prayer life, and discern and live out their deepest desires. Open to students, faculty & staff, and alumni.

Times:12:00 PM

Address:
2410 Seventeenth Street NW
Washington, DC

Description:
Learn about the workable and immediate steps to take when facing mortgage delinquency, how to avoid foreclosure and learn what counseling can do to help save your home. The clinic is a free event. Please call (202) 667-7006 to reserve your seat.

Housing Counseling Services is located in the heart of Adams Morgan on 17th Street between Euclid Street and Kalorama Road (across from the old skating rink). Accessible to the Metro's red and green lines and buses.

Sponsor: Department of Housing and Community Development

Housing Counseling Services