Seton Youth Shelters Relocating to New Single Campus in Virginia Beach
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Rendering of Seton Youth Shelters new campus.
“This new campus will bring all of our programs together for the first time in our nearly 40-year history, enabling us to better serve our community as a critical resource for children and teens and their families.” Jennifer Sieracki, Executive Director VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (PRWEB) April 14, 2021 “We were definitely not expecting an opportunity like this in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic challenges it brought to our organization and community,” said Jennifer Sieracki, Executive Director of Seton Youth Shelters, discussing Seton’s future move to the Rose Hall district of Virginia Beach. “This new campus will bring all of our programs together for the first time in our nearly 40-year history, enabling us to better serve our community as a critical reso
Seton Youth Shelters doors are open for youths in crisis during the cold winter nights
Although they were forced to reduce capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Seton Youth Shelters are still open. Author: Angelo Vargas Updated: 12:15 AM EST December 26, 2020
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. On Friday, below freezing temperatures raised concern for a youth shelter out of Virginia Beach.
The Seton Youth Shelters are open 24 hours a day and are prepared to shelter any youth in Hampton Roads. So we are very concerned about the situation with the cold weather extremely cold weather that we’re facing this weekend, said Seton Youth Shelters Executive Director Jennifer Sieracki.
Seton Youth Shelters Plans New Campus In Central Virginia Beach
Share Article VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (PRWEB) December 20, 2020 Seton Youth Shelters, the region’s only organization devoted exclusively to providing shelter, outreach, mentoring and counseling to the region’s most vulnerable boys and girls ages 4-18, is planning a major shift in future community programs and operations. “Through a major benefactor, we have reached agreement on purchasing land for a new location in central Virginia Beach,” announced the organization’s Executive Director, Jennifer Sieracki. “We are currently completing the contract process. It is an unexpected and welcome development in what has been the most difficult time in our 37-year history. Seton, like so many other non-profits, is struggling to fund our daily operations during the continuing COVID pandemic, making this gift of property an extraordinary development in a