Graduation is a time of transition and a conclusion for different phases of your life. This year it looks so different than any of us have imagined and our hearts grieve for their missed experiences and memories. We are also amazed at their abilities to adapt to all of the changes thrown at them. We…
Free links to Program or Activities
We miss our members at this time and we are offering free resources for you to view during this time. Let's stay connected and find ways to stay active both physically and mentally during our "Stay at Home" times.
While You Tube and other online portals have amazing content out there, please make sure you are monitoring the content before sharing with your family. We want you and your family to be safe out there.
VIRTUAL OFFERINGS
THINGS TO DO WHILE YOU'RE AT HOME
KIDS
- Easy Recipes for KIDS
- Art for KIDS
- How to make Puffy Sidewalk Chalk Paint!
- Fun science experiments!
- Science Experiments - with Professor Egghead
ADULTS
- Easy Meals while you're at home
- Virtual tour of 12 museums around the world
- "Ask Me Anything" Free Parental Advice by Kim
- Lets Get Tribal - with Auna Simon
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
MAY 22, 2020
Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center To Temporarily Close with an Anticipated Re-Opening in January 2021
The Board of Directors of the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center Joint Powers Authority met on Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 6:30 pm to discuss the financial status of the Community Center and the potential for an extended temporary closure. After reviewing the Center’s major losses during the COVID-19 Pandemic and the liabilities that the Center will be responsible for in the next six months, the Board made the terribly hard decision to temporarily shut down operations as of June 1, 2020, with an anticipated re-opening in January 2021. Regularly scheduled programs will not be held during the temporary closure; however, the Center is working on alternate solutions for all programs and will keep the participants and the public updated as these decisions are made. The JPA Board of Directors wants to make sure that the community is aware that this measure was not taken lightly and was approved with the hope of seeing the Center fully operational in the future. It has been a wonderful asset to the community over the past 20 years, and the Board is fighting to make sure that it will continue to be so despite the financial hardships it has undergone.
During the time that the Center doors are closed, the JPA Board of Directors, the Executive Director, and the two cities will work together to revitalize the Center with a plan that is sustainable and best serves the communities’ current and future needs. The JPA Board of Directors and staff want the community to be involved in this process and are looking for the community to share ideas, programs, and needs with the Board to help them make sure that the Center can remain a vital piece of the community. Please reach out to Brianne Anderson, Executive Director at brianne@ahccc.org to share comments regarding the Center in 2021 and beyond. Please make sure to follow our website and social media for meeting updates and additional opportunities to get involved in the process.
Refunds continue to be issued for any pending events, programs, memberships, camps, and security deposits. Memberships will continue to be placed on hold during this time and no charges will be made for anyone in our system.
For specific questions you may have regarding the temporary closure or if you would like to support the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center during this time, please reach out to the Executive Director at brianne@ahccc.org. Community members may also visit the Center’s website at www.ahccc.org for meeting and status updates.
May 22, 2020
Please note that all refunds will be sent back to your credit card on file and will appear in (parenthesis) as a credit even though the receipt does not say refund. These are not charges. All payments by check will be issued to the address on file. To help keep our books updated, we encourage you to cash your checks quickly.
We appreciate your patience as we get all remaining accounts refunded.
COVID-19 Resources for the community updated on 5/27/2020
We will continue to provide updates and information as soon as we can.
Attached is an example of business types that are now open in L.A. County from L.A. County Public Health with the new orders as of 5/26/2020.
L.A. County Health has shared some valuable information regarding the most up to date information:
Beware of scams, false news and hoaxes surrounding novel coronavirus. Accurate information, including announcements of new cases in LA County, will always be distributed by Public Health through press releases, social media, and our website.
The website has more information on COVID-19 including FAQs, infographics and a guide to coping with stress, as well as tips on handwashing.
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH, County) http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
Social media: @lapublichealth
The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Access Center 24/7 Helpline (800) 854- 7771.
Center for Disease Control https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
City of Agoura Hills Information
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The state is starting to reopen- what about the Center?
As with much of what is going on right now there is a strong desire to reopen when it is ok but what that will look like, how it will be safe, and what limits for people to come into the center are... have yet to be determined. We do know that it will not be able to be the same right away. We know t…
Tips for "Staying At Home"
How to prepare your home for COVID-19
The AHCCC will be posting links to activities and tips on staying healthy both physically and mentally during this time; activities to do at home with and without children; tips from the business community; how to assist your neighbors from afar; and more. You may also follow us on our social media for some chances to socially interact without putting anyone at risk. As we have been doing these since 3/24/2020 and our tips are getting long, we have reactivated our blog so that you may view each day or previous days by visiting our blog on the link above.