Community Events


See below what we have coming up! Most events are offered free of charge, but we gladly accept donations to Marin CIL to help us expand our ability to meet the needs in the community.

Calendar

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Healing the Immigrants Journey
2 3 Anxiety Support Group 4 5 IHSS Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) Training 6 Schurig Center: Art Therapy Disability Social Hour 7 8 Schurig Center: Caregiver Support Group Family Caregiver Support Group (Peer Led) - Schurig Center
9 10 Making Your Home a Safe and Healthy Workplace Webinar Anxiety Support Group 11 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting 12 Watch Your Mouth! - Live Training Event 13 Schurig Center: Art Therapy 14 15 Healing the Immigrants Journey Book Passage: “Share the Road” Free Arts & Crafts Group - The Enterprise Resource Center
16 17 Anxiety Support Group 18 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting 19 Beyond the Ramp: Fostering an Equitable Workplace Culture 2023 YLF Catherine Kelly Baird Youth Leadership Forum Networking Luncheon Creating a Disability-Inclusive Workplace: The Role of Accommodations Advocates Shaping State Policy Change on Youth Residential Facility Placements 20 Tiger Talks: A Community Book Reading Celebration 21 Just in Case: The Benefits of Having a Mental Health Crisis Prevention and Intervention Plan 22
23 24 Anxiety Support Group Mental Health in the Black Community 25 Scheduled Board of Supervisors Meeting 26 33rd Anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 27 28 Emerge Fellows Culminating Symposium 29 Schurig Center: Caregiver Support Group Family Caregiver Support Group (Professional Led)
30 31 Anxiety Support Group Mental Health in the Black Community

Coming Up Next:


Conservatorship vs. Supported Decision Making for Your Child

January 27, 2026
12:00pm - 1:00pm

Are you considering Conservatorship or its alternative, Supported Decision Making, for your child?

THIS IS A ZOOM TRAINING*

Join us as we welcome attorney Alexis Lynch.

Register here

Conservatorship may be an important step for families of a child with a disability transitioning into adulthood. In order to maintain the legal rights to make important decisions concerning your child’s care after age 18, you need to be appointed conservator by a judge.

But it is not always the right path. Supported Decision Making might be a viable option for your family.

Discover the key differences between these options, along with the processes involved in implementing each one for your child.

Free for families