Doylestown mother Caitlin Hernandez made and sold washable coloring dolls when the pandemic hit. When sheltered-in-place orders last year shut down craft fairs and artisans markets, the mandates sliced off a big source of her income.
Facing a post-COVID economy, Hernandez and several others in the local handicrafts market had to do more than pivot to survive.
They had to unite.
Hernandez and partner Wendy Stone cast a wide net, scouring the local area for fellow artists and crafters in the same boat. Together they snapped pictures and sold their wares from a makeshift artisans shop out of Hernandez s basement.
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The Jamestown human service center is among those accredited on a national level. 8:32 am, Dec. 10, 2020 ×
The North Dakota Department of Human Services’ eight regional human service centers and four satellite clinics received a four-year national accreditation from the Council on Accreditation (COA) for outpatient behavioral health services that focus on helping people in recovery reach their full potential.
“Accreditation is an exceptional achievement,” said Dr. Rosalie Etherington, chief clinical officer for the state’s human service clinic system. “This is a testament to the quality behavioral health services we provide to vulnerable North Dakotans and to our team of behavioral health professionals who are committed to making a difference in their lives.”