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From Mental Health to Recovery, From Street Outreach to Family Support, Howard Center Is Making a Difference - Vimarsana News

From Mental Health to Recovery, From Street Outreach to Family Support, Howard Center Is Making a Difference

When Kelly Deforge's youngest son was diagnosed with an anxiety disorder at age 6, the principal of his public school told her, "We're taught to teach. We're not taught mental health." By the fifth grade, her son had a breakdown and could no longer attend public school. Deforge turned to Howard Center for assistance. (Paid Post)

Stoke Gifford residents join Christmas shoebox appeal - Vimarsana News

Stoke Gifford residents join Christmas shoebox appeal

They are putting together more than 140 Christmas boxes for children in eastern Europe.

Source: yahoo.com
Street children may pose challenge for development - Vimarsana News

Street children may pose challenge for development

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

The life of the Irish philanthropist Thomas Barnardo - Vimarsana News

The life of the Irish philanthropist Thomas Barnardo

Born in Dublin, Thomas John Barnardo's children's charity, founded in 1867 is still going strong today and to date has taken in 60 thousand children.

Home for Destitute Children's graves restored in Vermont - Vimarsana News

Home for Destitute Children's graves restored in Vermont

BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — Among the graves at a scenic lakeside cemetery in Vermont is a row of 51 small headstones. There’s one for Little Harry, Baby Ruth and Baby Kirk, as well as for many other children like William and Willis Colby, Ethel Fuller and Claire Wilson.

Source: apnews.com