Hope Heals News Today

The Tommy Nobis Center, a Marietta-based nonprofit that helps individuals with disabilities enter or return to employment, hosted its 26th annual Galaxy of Stars luncheon on May 3 at the

Crocker Park in Westlake is partnering with Beachwood High School to host the “Hope Heals” project’s inflatable teddy bears from April 26 to May 5.

There’s a new kind of coffee shop brewing in Buckhead, thanks to two Northsiders who persevered through a life-changing tragedy and transformed it into a triumph.

The upcoming Mend Coffee and Goods in Buckhead operates with a mission that "true hospitality is accessibility."

Featured guests and segments for Good Day Atlanta.

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First-time mother Katie Duran attends a weekly program that provides young parents with support that they need to help parents be the best parents they can possibly be.

WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- The non-profit organization Hope Heals, aimed to help homeless people, celebrated its 10th anniversary with a ribbon cutting.

Walla Walla University’s fall semester began Monday, Sept. 25, with its annual Welcome Back Bash, highlighting volunteering opportunities for students.

Disabilities advocate and Christian author Katherine Wolf challenged thousands of young people gathered at Passion 2023 to see pain as a path toward growth and to find the “hidden treasure” in the darkest times of life.