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November 16, 2015
Sense-Able Science Program Provides Fun and Learning for Kids on the Autism Spectrum
I remember so clearly trying to give my son Alex experiences other children receive on a regular basis and failing miserably time after time. Things like going to a movie, amusement park, museum, or even just shopping in a department store often ended in disruption, embarrassment, meltdowns, and tears.
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April 30, 2015
Beyond the Finish Line
Long before the runners and walkers cross the finish line at this year’s CDPHP® Workforce Team Challenge, thousands of children, families, and individuals in our region will already be winners.
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March 05, 2015
Consider Donating Blood
During a crisis, people flock to blood donation centers to do what they can for those in need. While this is crucial and noble, we must remember that blood is always needed – not only when a catastrophic event occurs.
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December 18, 2014
Nourishing Young Hearts and Minds
Close to 49 million people in the United States struggle with food insecurity – that is nearly 16 percent of the population. Your friends, family and neighbors could be at risk.
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December 02, 2014
Season of Giving: Being Charitable is Good for Your Health
The holiday season is here, and many people like to give back during this time of year. With nearly 1 million public charities registered in the U.S. alone, it’s easy to see that the need for philanthropy is great. But where do you begin?
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