8 ways local communities can work together to keep children safe
You can tell a lot about a community by how it treats its most vulnerable. Children usually top that list. They rely on adults when something isn’t right.
You can tell a lot about a community by how it treats its most vulnerable. Children usually top that list. They rely on adults when something isn’t right.
Managing severe incontinence requires an understanding of how the condition affects the person’s life and approaching it from point of view.
An Albemarle County fifth grade teacher has been arrested on two felony charges of possessing and distributing child pornography.
Virginia is pushing back against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s updated guidance on recommended vaccines for children.
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is preparing to fight Google, Youtube and Meta to defend a new state law requiring the social media platforms to limit kids and teens to an hour per day of screen time, without parental consent to additional time.
The Augusta Regional Dental Clinic is working to meet a need by accommodating patients with certain sensitivities and disabilities.
The Alzheimer’s Association is planning to honor those affected by the disease through a poignant ceremony and walk on Oct. 4.
In December, ARROW Project sounded the alarm that without a significant injection of funds, the mental health nonprofit may have to close.
Three communities will receive a combined $13 million to support crisis services including receiving centers and stabilization units.
Virginia Cooperative Extension recently honored eight programs for delivering exceptional services to Virginians in 2024.
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