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  • ECMHS Quarterly Meeting: NAS Care Resource Toolkit

    Zoom CA, United States
    The Children’s Network Early Childhood Mental Health Systems (ECMHS) team invites you a Quarterly Meeting, featuring a special presentation by Dr. Kiti Freier Randall, Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Psychologist. Dr. Kiti will introduce her NAS Care Resource Toolkit, a comprehensive support guide designed to help providers better serve infants and families affected by Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) and Neonatal...

  • Huerta Del Valle 13th Anniversary

    Huerta del Valle 831 Belmont St, Ontario, CA, United States
    Celebrate community, culture, and connection at Huerta del Valle’s 13th Anniversary! Join us in Ontario, CA for a vibrant afternoon featuring Aztec dance and live performances, a horse show, live music, a plant exchange, butterfly release, and a family-friendly petting zoo. This free, welcoming event brings neighbors together to honor local traditions, sustainability, and the...

  • Treating Neurodivergent Clients in the Mental Health Setting

    Ontario Airport Hotel & Conference Center 700 N Haven Ave, Ontario, CA, United States
    This training centers equity and inclusion by supporting mental health providers in strengthening care for neurodivergent clients across clinical settings. Grounded in the social model of disability, the session examines how systemic barriers and gaps in access impact neurodivergent individuals within the mental health system. Participants will engage in critical conversations around competency, ethics, and...

  • 2026 Autism Acceptance Walk

    Southern California Railway Museum 2201 S A St, Perris, CA, United States
    Step into connection at the 2026 Autism Acceptance Walk, a family‑friendly community event hosted at the Southern California Railway Museum. This celebration goes beyond the walk itself, offering historic train rides, interactive activities for all ages, food trucks, a resource fair, and a marketplace featuring Autistic entrepreneurs. Families and community members are invited to come...

  • Removing Barriers to Care for Patients with Disabilities

    IEHP Aquamarine Room 9500 Cleveland Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, United States
    This Health Equity Openings session centers equity, access, and inclusion by examining the barriers that people with disabilities experience when seeking healthcare. The discussion lifts up how systemic, structural, and policy-driven challenges contribute to disparities in care, while highlighting practical, people-centered strategies to improve accessibility and health outcomes. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of...

  • IE Vibrant Health Forum: Exploring Employment Social Enterprises

    IEHP Center for Learning and Innovation 9500 Cleveland Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, United States
    IEHP Foundation, in partnership with REDF, is hosting a half‑day forum designed to help nonprofits explore employment social enterprises (ESEs) as a sustainable revenue and workforce development strategy. The forum will feature a lunch-and-learn and interactive workshop focused on launching mission‑aligned businesses that create paid job opportunities for individuals often excluded from the labor market....

  • Girls on The Run Inland Empire 5k, Spring 2026

    Martin Luther King High School 9301 Wood rd, Riverside, CA, United States
    Each season culminates in a joyful 5K celebration that highlights the perseverance and growth of program participants of all abilities. This milestone event offers a powerful sense of accomplishment! Crossing the finish line builds confidence, reinforces self‑belief, and creates memories that last. Every participant is honored with a commemorative medal to celebrate this meaningful achievement....

  • Free Training: Navigating Regional Center Services with Confidence

    Menifee Lakes Country Club 29875 Menifee Lakes Dr, Menifee, CA, United States
    This in‑person training is designed to support families and caregivers in understanding and navigating the Regional Center system. Participants will learn about person‑centered planning, practical strategies for securing and maintaining services, and the latest updates on policies, supports, and resources—building confidence to effectively advocate for their loved ones. Register here >>>