Shelly Anderson

   Shelly is a peer teacher for a program called Clean Hands. Clean Hands explains how to keep your hands clean to prevent the spread of germs. She is a member of CAAT  (Consumer Advocacy Awareness Team) which speaks to professionals and community members about how to stop the culture of abuse. Shelly is also a co-presenter of Feeling Safe Being Safe, a presentation about emergency planning.

   Shelly is a co-editor of the Watch Out! newsletter. She is the treasurer of People First of Shasta County, a member of D.O.G.F.I.T.E., and she is a member of the Multicultural Committee on Domestic Violence.

   Shelly Anderson: "I'm learning more computer skills in my job, and I make buttons for all the teams supported by We Care A Lot Foundation.I go to Bethel Church in Redding, and I try to stay active in my free time. During the holidays, I found myself "adopting" a good friend's nieces and nephews. It's nice to have kids around me again. "

Email: Clean_hands@hotmail.com