
ALT flyer for the event Join us tomorrow at our Lead Awareness Event at Ithaca ReUse: 🗓Saturday, October 24, 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm 📍ReUse Center’s new location in the former Big Lots building (2309 North Triphammer Road, Ithaca) We will be set up INSIDE in the community room. Bring items from your home to be tested for lead! *Housewares *Children's toys *Painted wood *Jewelry *Glazed pottery *Antiques....

ALT Sources of lead from other countries. Did you know that some spices, medicines, cosmetics, glazed pottery and food from other countries can contain lead? They may be sold in store in your neighborhood or brought back by friends and family after traveling. Call the health department at 607-274-6600 if you have any questions about products in your home that may contain lead. Images of: spices, cosmetics, glazed pottery, medicine, candy, ointments and pastes

ALT Trauma, Grief & Loss, Group Therapy for Adults. Navigating where to go from here when everything we thought we had planned changes... This group utilizes Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Narrative Therapy to help process trauma, grief and loss. *discover tools to help deal with the emotional pain of loss *use art and story telling to help process loss and grief When: Fridays, 1pm-2pm Where: Dryden Center for Community 9 E. Main St. (Dryden) Plenty of on-site parking available! How: call 607-274-6200 or complete an intake on-site. Questions? Contact TCWH Clinician Hannah O’Shields to register: hoshields@tompkins-co.org

ALT Prevent Tick Bites: Avoid tick habitats: tall grasses, leaf piles, stay on trails when in forest. Dress in light colored clothing; easier to spot ticks. Tuck pants into socks - harder for ticks to get on your skin. Use an insect repellant;; ones registered by US EPA have been tested for toxicity and effectiveness. Check for ticks once you come inside. Image of person in grass wearing hiking boots and light colored clothing, spraying repellant on clothes.

ALT Tompkins County Stands Against Domestic Violence. Domestic violence is about power and control. It effects individuals of all ages, genders, races, backgrounds and socioeconomic status. This form of violence has long-term impacts on survivors, children and families, and communities. Almost 1:2 women and 1:6 men reported experiencing domestic violence by an intimate parter as some point in their lives. Help is available. you are not alone. Confidential help: local 24/7 help: 607-277-5000 (Advocacy Center) www.actompkins.org NYS Hotline: 800-942-9606 Go purple day: October 22, 2026

















