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November 13-November 24, 2019 is National Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week. All week long there are activities planned that you can participate in which will help shed some light and bring awareness to needs of the hungry and homeless in our community. Throughout the week, you can support your local food pantry! Organize a workplace […]

I read somewhere that when you’re in your twenties, you spend a lot of time worrying what other people think of you. When you reach your forties, you don’t care anymore what they think of you. But when you reach your sixties, you realize they weren’t ever thinking about you at all. We go through […]

The Children’s Long-Term Waiver Program Every child is born with the same capacity for achieving their best life regardless of their cognitive or physical limitations. Every child has the ability to feel joy, express frustration and want to do more. The natural curiosity of childhood is not erased by a disability though it may be […]

Here are some hard facts: Since the beginning of 2019 there have been 255 mass shootings in the United States. Statistics added on August 5thof this year show that there have been 33,237 shooting incidents resulting in 8,796-gun deaths and 17,480 injuries. We are, by far, the most violent nation in the world. This month […]

Statistics show that in the United States nearly 5% of us have been diagnosed with some type of mental illness. Stats also show that in the US on one night there can be as many as a half million homeless people and nearly 45% of them have some form of mental illness. That’s almost half! […]