LONG BEACH WALKING CLUB MEET UP ON SUNDAY, JULY 21ST
The Long Beach Walking Club is meeting up on Sunday, July 21st at 10AM at 2000 E 4th St in the 4th and Cherry Parking lot.
Whether you’re a seasoned walker or just looking to get some fresh air, this event is perfect for all fitness levels. The 4th Street Walking Tour is a fantastic way to get to know your neighborhood!
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NEIGHBORHOOD NIGHT OUT IN ROSE PARK, JULY 26TH
QUESTIONS? EMAIL US AT INFO@RPNA.ORG
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HEART OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD PODCAST
“**Heart of the Neighborhood** podcast is a community benefit project of Rose Park Neighborhood Association dedicated to highlighting the vibrant leadership and community volunteer efforts that make Long Beach, California a better place to live. Join your hosts Danielle & Nicolette as they interview local neighborhood leaders and showcase innovative initiatives that address neighborhood issues and improve the quality of life for residents. Through engaging conversations, discover how effective neighborhood organizing transforms communities and empowers individuals to make a difference.
Heart of the Neighborhood podcast aims to educate and inspire residents by sharing the resources and the process that have driven positive changes in Long Beach neighborhoods. Whether you’re looking to get involved or simply want to learn about the impactful work happening around you, **Heart of the Neighborhood**provides the insights and motivation to engage with your local community and become an active participant in its growth and improvement.
Tune in and be part of the change HERE! More episodes will be recorded and uploaded, so stay tuned!
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HEALTHY HOMES PROGRAM
The City of Long Beach Department of Health & Human Services was awarded a $1.7 million grant by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to provide assistance to homeowners and renters in need of minor repairs to their aging homes in Long Beach. Many simple changes in the home and in housing-related behaviors can promote health and safety at home.
The HHP funds will be used to assess and help remediate prioritized home hazards, such as lead-based paint, mold, moisture, allergens, carbon monoxide, pests, rodents, and other health and safety hazards.
Please complete the brief form below and a program representative will reach out to see if you qualify for the FREE Healthy Homes Program. More information HERE.
Fill out the form HERE or https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=wxE_MWhCak-NO8fmUBg-eFZd-UGIUhxKo2nRKi6OA_9UOEg1R01aNUtLRlJJNjVESjFVOTExWkdITi4u