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Program Spotlight: Welcome Baby & Beyond

Program Spotlight: Welcome Baby & Beyond

Welcome Baby & Beyond is one of RISE's early childhood home visiting programs. Program lead, Zara Nehls, talks a little about the program, what they do, and it's importance in the community.  Take it away, Zara (highlighted in the yellow box in the photo!). The...

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5 Ways to Give Back to the Community

You may have heard the inspiring story of Jen McCann and her son Roman. When Roman turned four years old, he decided that for his fourth birthday, he was going to collect donations for a rescue outside of a PetSmart in his hometown in Texas. He did this every other...

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Take the Self-Care Challenge!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Throughout the next four weeks, we will be highlighting related topics, sharing resources, and furthering the conversation on this important issue. We will also be hosting a self-care challenge, encouraging you to take time for...

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All Good Things

With another snowy Saturday on the horizon, you are going to need some good news to pull you through! Luckily we have you covered! Read on for our four favorite stories this week! LEGO Announces “Braille Bricks”: LEGO has announced that they will be introducing...

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All Good Things

Brighten your rainy day with some of our favorite stories this week! Students Celebrate Janitor’s Birthday: Students from Pike County Elementary School in Zebulon, Georgia threw the celebration of a lifetime last month. The school of 800 students came together to...

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All Good Things

All Good Things

Need something to make you smile after the latest spring snowstorm? We have you covered! Read on for our favorite stories this week! California Pediatric Patients Arrive in Style: One California hospital has found a creative way to make surgery less intimidating for...

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All Good Things

All Good Things

The good stories keep coming! Here are our four favorites this week! Son Buys Car for Mom: Most 13-year-old boys are focused on saving money for the newest video game, or the trendiest pair of Nikes, but not William Preston. Following a challenging time, Preston’s...

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