Tucson Weekly: Bulletin Board (November 16

BULLETIN BOARD

BUILDING NEEDED. Home for the Holidays Spirit of Service Clinic seeks a building in order to expand its services to the greater community. The non-profit integrative health provider is dedicated to serving anyone in need on a sliding-fee basis and also offers a work-exchange program in the local urban organic Farmacy Garden. Call 622-2241 or e-mail spiritofsvc2000@hotmail.com for information.
CHRONIC ILLNESS MEDITATIONS. Grace St. Paul Church. 2331 E. Adams St. Guided meditations for people suffering chronic illness are offered at 7 p.m. Wednesday evenings. Wear comfortable clothing; bring a pillow and a blanket; or bring a prayer object for the altar. Call Jim at 321-4301 for information.
CHRONIC PAIN SUPPORT. This group meets at 5:30 p.m. the first Friday of each month at HealthSouth, 2650 N. Wyatt Drive. Call 742-4237 or 721-8905 for information.
COMMUNITY REPS NEEDED. World Heritage, a nonprofit student exchange program, is seeking local representatives to provide high school students from several countries, including Germany, France, Japan, Spain and Mexico, with local program support. Call Barbara at 800-888-9040 for more information.
DOTUCSON.COM. The online city guide DoTucson.com is creating a holiday page to support local non-profit organizations. The guide is requesting event information, donations and volunteers. Contact Kelly Dye at kelly@dotucson.com or 327-5161 for more information.
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY ORIENTATION MEETING. First Christian Church. 740 E. Speedway Blvd. Habitat for Humanity Tucson is accepting housing applications through November 22. For more information call 326-1217.
MULTIRACIAL FAMILIES. Mosaic is a support organization for multiracial families and individuals. Call 615-2029 for information.
NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH. Tucson-Pima Public Libraries celebrate Native American Heritage month with a series of workshops. Workshops include storytelling, the making of dream catchers, demonstrations on traditional native foods and more. Contact your local library for more information.