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Looking for ways to connect with others and support children, youth, and families in our community? From family nights and resource fairs to trainings and opportunities for collaboration, we share events that bring people together and strengthen our shared work.

See something you're interested in? Reach out to the event organizer listed in the details—we’re glad to help you get connected.


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Hosting an event that supports children, youth, families, or the professionals who serve them? We’d love to help spread the word. OCOF welcomes submissions for community events, resource fairs, trainings, and other opportunities that align with our mission of building a stronger, more connected community.

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KCF Mentoring Program Christmas Party
Dec
15

KCF Mentoring Program Christmas Party

The Klaras Center for Families Mentoring Program team is excited to be hosting a come-and-go Christmas party This free event is open to all families!

Join the Mentoring Program for an evening of Christmas themed games, snacks, and lemonade. A backdrop and photographer are available for your family to take a holiday photo together during the event!

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GAPS - November 2025
Nov
18

GAPS - November 2025

Join the Klaras Center for Families for an engaging presentation designed for youth and young adults (4th–12th grade), their caregivers, and community members. The evening begins with dinner at 5:30 pm, followed by a presentation from 6:00–7:30 p.m. featuring guest speakers with professional expertise and lived experience.

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