Friends of Kern County Library Inc

Kern Down Syndrome Network Inc is a non-profit organization based in Bakersfield, CA, dedicated to improving the quality of life and education for individuals with Down syndrome. They offer a variety of programs and events, including family gatherings, parent support and training, and a lending library, all aimed at empowering and enhancing the lives of people with Down syndrome and their support networks. With a vision to inform and empower families, Kern Down Syndrome Network provides welcome bags filled with love and information for new families, as well as specialized training materials tailored to the needs of the community. They also host monthly family gatherings where families can connect, share stories, and learn from guest speakers on various topics related to Down syndrome. Through their efforts, Kern Down Syndrome Network strives to create a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals with Down syndrome in the Bakersfield area.Generated from the website

The Bakersfield Firefighter's Burn Foundation is a non-profit service organization founded in 1991, dedicated to assisting burn survivors and their families in Kern County. Comprised of dedicated Bakersfield City Firefighters, volunteers provide support, education, and resources to help survivors transition from surviving to thriving. Services offered by the foundation include burn survivor and family support, burn camp sponsorships, professional education, and burn prevention initiatives. With a mission to ensure the best possible burn care for the community, the foundation's goal is to make a lasting impact on the lives of burn survivors through compassionate care and community involvement.Generated from the website

The Kern County Amateur Radio Club (KCARC) is a diverse group of individuals in Bakersfield, CA, who share a common interest in the hobby of Amateur Radio. As licensed amateur radio operators, they come together to engage in personal and non-monetary activities related to Amateur Radio. KCARC welcomes both licensed operators and those interested in amateur radio to join their club and attend their monthly meetings. They also participate in the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), a volunteer organization dedicated to public service, and hold regular nets on their repeaters for communication and coordination.Generated from the website