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Understanding Your Personal Rights - Coach Companion A Person-Centered Guide to Empowerment Coach's Name* Participant's Name* Think about a time when you got support, but stayed in charge. Share your story with us!* Take a photo of you doing this task independently* Upload Photo Here Take a video explaining what happened and what should have done or write it down on your notebook and upload a picture of you holding it up.* Upload Photo/Video Here Imagine a class you’d love to take. Now share with your coach about the class. Please share a video of yourself talking about the class or write it down in your notebook and take a photo of you holding it up. * Upload Photo/Video Here Make a mini health plan. Write it down or record yourself, on what you will do if you are sick or hurt. Who are you going to call? What will you do?* Upload Photo/Video Here Post your video or photo on Spaces then upload a screenshot photo of your posting.* Upload Photo Here Share a tradition and draw a meaningful symbol on your notebook. Upload a video of you or a photo of your meaningful symbol. * Upload Photo/Video Here We would love to see your community! Upload a picture of your community map here. * Upload Map Here Post your map on Spaces then upload a screenshot photo of your posting here.* Upload Photo Here Upload a video of you taking a walk, stretching or playing a game together with your coach.* Upload Video Here Now it’s your turn! Here are three situations, can you tell us which one is safe or not safe? 1. You get into a stranger’s car. * Safe Not Safe 2. You see a group of people fighting in the park and you approach them. * Safe Not Safe 3. You buy food at the restaurant with your coach. * Safe Not Safe Take a walk to look through your surroundings for any safety hazards. Think about how you will keep yourself safe and share it in 2 or more sentences. * Create your own "My Life, My Choices" chart and upload it here.* Upload Photo Here Submit Right # 3: Education Access Work Shift Community Day Right # 5: Religious Freedom Work Shift Community Day Right # 6: Social and Community Life Community Day Introduction Enlarge video here Right # 2: Dignity and Privacy Work Shift Community Day Right # 1: Least Restrictive Environment Community Day Work Shift Right # 4: Medical Care Work Shift Community Day Right # 7: Physical Activity Work Shift Community Day Right # 8: Freedom from Harm Work Shift Community Day Right # 9: No Dangerous Procedures Work Shift Community Day Right # 10: Life Choices Work Shift Community Day Congratulations! You've completed the Personal Rights Training!

TB Test Requirement– Required for New Hires Hello Motivators!, As part of your onboarding requirements, all new employees must meet the Tuberculosis (TB) test requirement, as outlined below. Tuberculosis Test (TB) TB tests are valid for three (3) years. If you have not had a TB test within the last three years, you are required to complete one. All clinics require a three-day turnaround to read the TB test. It is important to return within this timeframe to ensure your results are valid. Failure to do so may result in the test needing to be re-administered. Where You Can Complete Your TB Test Clear Motivations Partnered Clinic (optional) Pacific Urgent Care & Family Medicine 1520 Lincoln Ave, Orange, CA 92865 📞 (714) 921-3870 🕒 Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm ⏰ Latest accepted appointment: 3:30 pm 👉 Click here for directions: https://maps.app.goo.gl/phLaKPF9qRzhzUWP9 Important Information The TB test fee is $30. Please inform the clinic that you are with Clear Motivations. Clear Motivations will reimburse up to $25 for the TB test after you have completed your 80-hour training period. Please keep your receipt for reimbursement purposes. Your Own Clinic You may choose to visit your own clinic (which may be free). Please ensure you receive your TB test results. After Completion Please upload your TB test results and receipt (if any) on the previous page. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the CM HR Department. Back

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Review Get Safe Activity Participant's Name* Coach's Name* Coach's email* Hello Motivators, Thank you for your participation in this year’s Get Safe workshop! We are excited for our participants to attend this important workshop, where they will continue learning about the importance of safety within their community. After lunch, you will have the opportunity to review the day’s workshop and assist your participants with the Let’s Review Get Safe activity. Instructions: Review the questions with participants and brainstorm answers together. Practice responses using complete sentences, eye contact, and a confident voice. Record your participants on your camera phone. Pick the best version and share it with us! We will share videos with families and compile a final video collage featuring all participants. Let's Review Get Safe Activity Questions: WEEK 1 Why is personal safety important to me? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 2 Give an example of prevention vs. reaction. Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 3 What is conflict avoidance? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 4 What are three natural weapons we can use for self-defense? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 5 What does a healthy relationship look like? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 6 How can I tell if a relationship is unhealthy? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 7 Why is it important to maintain a healthy relationship? Upload Here What did you enjoy the most about today’s Get Safe workshop? Upload Here WEEK 8 Why is it important to stay close to your buddy in unfamiliar places? Upload Here What qualities make someone a good buddy? Upload Here WEEK 9 What is a healthy relationship? Upload Here Why are boundaries important? Upload Here WEEK 10 What is one thing you can do to keep from tripping or falling at home? Upload Here What should you do if you see or smell something dangerous in your home? Upload Here WEEK 11 Why is it important to wash your hands before cooking or eating? Upload Here Is it safe or unsafe to leave cooking food alone on the stove? Upload Here WEEK 12 What kind of personal information should you never share online? Upload Here Who can you ask for help if you get a message online that confuses you? Upload Here WEEK 13 Why should you keep your PIN and passwords private? Upload Here What should you do if someone you don’t know asks for money? Upload Here WEEK 14 What should you pay attention to when walking or riding in the community? Upload Here What is one safe way to cross the street? Upload Here Who can you ask for help if you get lost? Upload Here WEEK 15 Why should you tell someone you trust where you are going? Upload Here What can you do if a driver (bus, taxi, rideshare) makes you feel unsafe? Upload Here What important items should you keep with you when traveling? (ID, phone, etc) Upload Here WEEK 16 Why is it important to stay calm and listen? Upload Here What information should you be ready to tell a first responder? Upload Here WEEK 17 Why do we follow safety rules at work? Upload Here Who can you tell if you see something unsafe? Upload Here What should you do right away if you are hurt at work? Upload Here WEEK 18 What is one way to speak up clearly when you need something? Upload Here Why is asking for help a good and safe choice? Upload Here WEEK 19 What is a safe way to respond if someone bullies you? Upload Here Who are two trusted people you can talk to about bullying? Upload Here WEEK 20 What number do you call for serious emergencies? Upload Here What information should you give when you call for help? Upload Here Why is it important to know safe exit routes? Upload Here WEEK 21 What is one way you can be a good community member? Upload Here Why is it important to follow rules and laws? Upload Here How can volunteering help your community? Upload Here WEEK 22 What is the main purpose of self-defense (hint: to stay safe and get away)? Upload Here What is one thing you can do if you feel someone might be unsafe? Upload Here Submit

🌿" My Pace Wellness Walk" Participant's Name* Coach's Name* Coach's Email* Goal: Encourage physical activity, sensory regulation, and personal wellness in a calm, predictable, empowering outdoor setting. 🧩 Activity Overview Name: My Pace Wellness Walk Location: Community park with paved trails, benches, and shaded areas Duration: 45–60 minutes 📋 Activity Plan The activity is structured around a loop trail or pathway with five optional wellness “checkpoints.” Each one integrates movement, mindfulness, and choice. 🗺️ WELLNESS CHECKPOINTS Checkpoint 1: Your participant can choose to do 🚶♂️ Mindful Movement Start OR 💪 Strength Spot 🚶♂️ Mindful Movement Start Task: Begin with a slow-paced walk, focusing on breathing and posture. Focus on following the “ Side by Side” method If the participant walks past you: Stop and kindly redirect him with praise. Continue to walk together as a TEAM. 💪 Strength Spot Task: Do two sets of one of the following (participant choice): Wall push-ups Step-ups on a low bench Standing marches Upload a video of your participant doing Checkpoint 1* Upload Video Here Next

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Vehicle Inspection @ America’s Tires – Required for Driving Positions Area Locations Time Phone Number Artesia 11600 South St, Artesia, CA 90701 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (562) 600-0420 Brea 227 N Brea Blvd, Brea, CA 92821 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 523-5300 Corona 304 W 6th St, Corona, CA 92882 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (951) 734-1222 Cypress 5493 Cerritos Ave, Cypress, CA 90630 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 995-7659 Diamond Bar 554 N Diamond Bar Blvd, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (909) 895-0975 Fountain Valley 16650 Harbor Blvd A01, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 839-3090 Fullerton 1123 W Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 525-2306 Garden Grove 7031 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove, CA 92841 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 898-2696 Huntington Beach 19791 Beach Blvd, Huntington Beach, CA 92648 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 698-1375 Irvine 3060 Main St, Irvine, CA 92614 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (949) 774-4797 La Mirada 15083 E Imperial Hwy, La Mirada, CA 90638 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (562) 902-9124 Long Beach 2528 N Lakewood Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90815 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (562) 597-0341 Norwalk 12225 Imperial Hwy, Norwalk, CA 90650 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (562) 600-0899 Orange 310 N Tustin St, Orange, CA 92867 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 532-3333 Yorba Linda 4951 Rose Dr, Yorba Linda, CA 92886 🕒 8:00 am – 6:00 pm 📞 (714) 524-5500

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