Life Skills - United Way workshops to help storm victims get back on feet

United Way workshops to help storm victims get back on feet
Pensacola News Journal - The United Way of Escambia County is seeking volunteers to mentor hurricane victims. "The only qualification is just to care," volunteer recruiter/trainer Jennifer Drummond said. Mentors will be paired one-on-one with someone trying to recover from

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Newmarket recreation program goes to extremes
New Hampshire Union Leader - Newmarket An outdoor adventure program for kids has caught the eye of other recreation departments around the country that want advice on how to develop the model started here two years ago. Club Chameleon operates under the Newmarket Recreation

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Springfield News-Leader - On any given weekday morning, 10 high school students with mental retardation and other disabilities are deep into their work assignments. Unlike their schoolmates, they're not in a classroom. They're working at Doctors Hospital in north Springfield

Delray teens enrolled in Web-based diet program to be featured on
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel - DELRAY BEACH -- Some local teens are discovering a high-tech way to eat better and feel better, and their effort is earning them national publicity. About a half-dozen girls at

Couple invests in Skaggs' continued growth
Springfield News-Leader - BRANSON Since Skaggs Community Health Center opened in January 1950, the number of beds has grown from 25 to 177. The latest addition saved millions and preserved the original brick building that is now surrounded by a campus that continues to