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East County Multicultural Festival on November 4 set to host the event in El Cajon in person for the 6th year Welcome Newcomer Network is pleased to announce our 6th Multicultural Festival will take place Nov. 4, 2023 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at EJE ACADEMIES. The event will include multicultural food, cultural dance, a show of traditional costumes, story-telling, games and raffle drawings. For this year, we anticipate over 1,000 attendees. The Welcome Newcomer Network (WNN) is a working group which consists of over 40 agencies, school districts, social service organization, health facilities, and the County of San Diego. The WNN was formed to aid agencies in reaching out to our new families as they adapt to life in East County. The mission of the WNN is to encourage respect and understanding of diverse cultures through community education and new comer support coordination. Our festival was inaugurated in 2017 to salute and activate our newcomers to contribute to the community as fully empowered and engaged citizens. Our 2017, 2018, 2019 festivals were both joyous and uplifting events connecting people from so many different countries, cultures and languages, and in 2021 and 2022 we held a drive-thru event! The entertainment is provided by local musicians, school bands, dancers and poets. Our festival is a truly exhilarating display of the harmonious possibilities for San Diego’s fast-growing hub for our refugee and immigrant populations. It is critical that we spread some good feeling in today’s divisive climate. Help us spread the word and join us in celebrating and empowering our newcomer voices to participate fully in weaving the fabric of this amazing diverse community. For more information on the Multicultural Festival, please contact the team or Dilkhwaz Ahmed. Stay Connected on Social Media! Facebook & Instagram

Free Walk N’ Talk at the Santa Ysabel Lower Truck Trail Join the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy for their monthly Walk N’ Talk at the beautiful Santa Ysabel Lower Truck Trail. This is the fourth hike 0f the conservancy’s exciting Coast- to-Crest Trail Challenge series, bringing participants one hike closer to completing the challenge and earning their YEAR 7 C2C Challenge patch and certificate! (Don't worry if you missed any of the Walk N’ Talk combined C2C Challenge hikes the Conservancy has already completed as they will be repeated in the new year). For event details and to reserve your spot, visit sdrvc.org/events For questions contact Community Engagement Manager kim@sdrvc.org.

San Diego County has started providing housing to people displaced by the Jan. 22 flooding with up to 30 days of temporary lodging.