Sunday, December 30, 2012

Saturday, December 29, 2012

TX military job openings - you asked, we deliver



http://careers.accenture.com/us-en/Pages/index.aspx



Job Title- Job Location- Public- Department- Deadline

Medical Records Technician Coder SAN ANTONIO, TX Pub Army 01/09/2013

District Veterinary Medical Specialist Dvms DALLAS, TX Pub Agriculture 01/04/2013

Medical Support Assistant Oa KILLEEN, TX Gov Army 01/04/2013

Information Technology Specialist Recent Graduate EL PASO, TX Gov Army 01/11/2013

Contract Specialist SAN ANTONIO, TX Gov Army 01/07/2013

Senior General Engineer EL PASO, TX Gov Army 01/11/2013

Educational Technician Child Development SAN ANTONIO, TX Gov Air Force 01/04/2013

Supervisory Medical Support Assistant HARLINGEN, TX Gov Veterans Affairs 01/08/2013

Supervisory Immigration Enforcement Agent LOS FRESNOS, TX Gov Homeland Security 01/11/2013

Registered Nurse (rn) 4k TEMPLE, TX Pub Veterans Affairs 01/10/2013

Supervisory It Specialist AUSTIN, TX Gov Veterans Affairs 01/04/2013

Military Pay Technician SAN ANTONIO, TX Gov Air Force 01/04/2013

Medical Technologist SAN ANTONIO, TX Gov Air Force 01/03/2013

Quality Assurance Evaluator SAN ANTONIO, TX Gov Air Force 01/04/2013

General Engineer Temporary AMARILLO, TX Pub Interior 01/10/2013

Correctional Program Specialist Assistant Correctional Services Administrator DALLAS, TX Gov Justice 01/18/2013

Registered Nurse (rn) Acute Psychiatry WACO, TX Pub Veterans Affairs 01/10/2013

Electronics Engineer SAN ANTONIO, TX Pub Air Force 01/04/2013

Surface Maintenance Repairer BROWNWOOD, TX Gov Army 01/28/2013

Surface Maintenance Mechanic Supervisor Ws LUBBOCK, TX Gov Army 01/28/2013

Social Worker Caregiver Support Coordinator SAN ANTONIO, TX Pub Veterans Affairs 01/14/2013

Social Worker Spinal Cord Injury Coordinator SAN ANTONIO, TX Pub Veterans Affairs 01/14/2013

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Credit Score

Here at Call Mom, we deal with many humps in the road to get our single parent women (and some men) back to self sufficiency. Some of the moms had to file for bankruptcy because they defaulted on student loans, car payments etc.
The following was in today's news:

“It was as if the music stopped,” Ms. LaShawn, 31, said, recalling how the date this year went so wrong so quickly after she tried to answer his question honestly. “It was really awkward because he kept telling me that I was the perfect girl for him, but that a low credit score was his deal-breaker.”

Wow, we just recently (yesterday!) talked about the men that like to get their ego stroked by (Hooters) waitresses who pad their tips by innuendo and sluttiness. Now, now, don't women get turned on by waiters in speedos? NO went the chorus. We get turned on by men in suits waiving a perfect credit score.

Apparently my pick up line: "are you solvent " is a deal breaker. Rather a deal breaker now than a heart breaker later.

Heads up for Austin, TX kids

Ice skating:
outdoor skating rink at Whole Foods Market, 525 N. Lamar
Skate rental $10, from 11-8, no time limit (through Jan 6th)
512-476-1206

New Year Fireworks:
5:00 PM (FREE) at 800 Riverside (Auditorium Shores)

Claymation Extravaganza:
the 5 hr workshop for ages 12-16 teaches faces and human figure cinstruction,
digital storytelling and the mechanics of stop motion animation
Jan 12th, 10:30-3:30 1143 Northwestern Ave, cost $25
512-478-8600

DJ-ing:
old school as well a new technology. Classes start at $395
DUB Academy
906 E 5th #109
512-600-2144 ask for Miles Barrington

Writing workshops anyone?
http://howtowriteworkshops.com/
the website is self-explanatory

We always welcome suggestions. We prefer free or reduced cost for our single parent families.

Thank you

Monday, December 17, 2012

GPS

if you have a spouse in prison, you may be familiar with GPS (Goodwill Peer Support)
GPS aims to strenghten families through positive adult mentoring relationships. With over 800,000 parents currently incarcerated nationwide, GPS directly assists in stabilizing families with minor children by reducing crime during the transition from jail back into society.

This mentoring program is primarily funded by a grant from the US Dept of Justice under the 2nd chance act

Contact Goodwill in your area for more info.

If you have a spouse in prison, or a spouse who is deployed, we care about you and your family - by our definition, you are a single mom and we want to help you get through the fray.

Hugs

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

How about a little party moms and kiddos?

Won't y'all join us this Thursday, December 13th, for a special Christmas celebration at SE
Time: 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Choir Room

After a yummy meal, the kiddos can go to childcare, while moms can enjoy some time of community and reflection.

There will be some wonderful gifts and prizes too!!

If you are unable to join us, we want to wish you and yours a most blessed holiday season.

****Military moms, you are welcome!****



Thursday, December 6, 2012

The Delores Project


We have this shelter on the top of our list each year

please contact Paige at paige@thedeloresproject.org or 303-534-5411 ext 104

Please consider donating
2 piece pajama sets in sizes of Medium through 3XX
Women’s slippers in sizes 8 through 11

The stockings were hung by the chimney with care… for special outreach to those forgotten women

v Gift Cards
v Travel Mugs
v Perfume
v Jewelry
v Stationary Sets
v Manicure Sets
v Sewing Kits
v Re-usable Water Bottles
v Hats, Gloves & Scarves Sets
v Mary Kay, Avon, etc.
v Pocket Planners

on an ongoing basis we need:
1.Razors
2.Women’s Underwear – all sizes
3.Plastic/waterproof pillow covers (standard size)
4.Laundry detergent
5.Bleach
6.Socks

7.Chapstick
8.Foot care products such as powder, odor eaters, pumice stones, etc.
9.Travel tissue
10.Dixie Cups
11.Ziplock bags

12.Aluminum foil
13.Hair brushes
14.Sweaters & fleeces
15.Winter Coats, Hats, Gloves & Scarves
16.Winter Boots/Shoes

17.Pajamas/Sleep Shirts
18.Liquid dish soap
19.Liquid hand soap

The "Delores" Story:
The Delores Project is named for Delores Big Boy, a Lakota woman who frequently lived on the streets of Denver. Her situation was complicated by health, developmental and substance abuse issues, as well as physical and sexual violence.
Although Delores sought aid from various Denver agencies, sadly, she fell through the cracks in the system. Delores died while living on the streets June 8, 1999. In forming the shelter in 2000, we chose to honor her memory so that we could always continue our work with a commitment to ensuring safe shelter for every woman and support for those in transition.