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March 2 – Tech Safety (led by Josh Smith)
Learn simple, practical ways to stay safe online, avoid scams, and feel more confident using everyday technology. Topics will include recognizing common scams, protecting personal information, and safe email and internet basics.

March 16 – Easy Mending (led by Rev. Krista Paradiso)
Give new life to the clothes and items you already own. Learn simple and creative ways to mend small holes, fix seams, replace buttons, and make everyday repairs using both hand sewing and sewing machines. No experience needed.

March 23 – Freezer Meals (led by Amanda Smith)
Participants will receive a budget-friendly shopping list and bring their own ingredients to create four weeks of freezer-ready dinners. Learn how to save time and money by cooking and prepping meals in bulk.

March 30 - Emergency Preparedness (led by Claudia Braden)
Learn simple, realistic ways to be better prepared for everyday emergencies and unexpected situations. We’ll cover practical basics like building a small emergency kit, staying safe during power outages or storms, and what to keep in your car for breakdowns or winter weather, so you can feel calmer, safer, and more confident when life doesn’t go as planned.


These sessions are open to all ages and abilities - no prior experience needed. Youth under age 14 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Come for one session or all three!

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