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Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth ------OJSO Facilities ------P&C Programs ------Children of Incarcerated Parents Meetings     The Office of Planning and Coordination (P&C) works collaboratively with agencies, service providers, and community partnerships to better the needs as well as improve the quality of life for Oklahoma's children, youth, and families. A list of various programs P&C is currently working with is listed below.   Parent Partnership Board The aim of the Parent Partnership Board is to connect individuals with lived experiences with OCCY Commissioners for th...

Cates Auction Real Estate Company Named In Late Client's Will Kansas City real estate company works with second generational client to handle father's estate News provided by Share this article Share this article KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cates Auction Real Estate Company received the highest honor when they were named in a late client's will in November 2020. When Cates Auction received a call from the daughter of one of their long-time customers, they were heartbroken to find out he had passed away. The daughter lived out of state and didn't know where to start and c...

One of the most common challenges voiced by local employers is the difficulty they face in recruiting people with the skills or professional credentials they need to remain competitive in today’s economy. Fortunately, we have a talent pool right in our midst of which you may not be aware—the transitioning soldiers and military spouses. Let’s consider the opportunities presented by each group and how you can reach them. Transitioning Soldiers At Fort Drum, 200 to 300 soldiers transition out of the Army each month as they retire or reach the end of their service obligation. These...

A can of soup carried Dennis Walsh to the altar. Walsh met his wife, Nicole, at The Arc Quinebaug Valley. “She kept bringing these sad looking cans of soup for lunch,” he says, “so I started making extra food and bringing her lunch.” Twelve years and two kids later, the Plainfield resident serves as coordinator of Student Services and coordinator of Transition Services for The Arc Eastern Connecticut. Walsh still remembers the first lunch he made for Nicole. “She was trying to eat healthy, so I cooked turkey tenderloins with brown rice and broccoli. I was dropping little hints here ...

Regional Notebook: April 8, 2021 Published: 4/8/2021 3:48:10 PM Panelists to discuss racial disparities in maternal health SPRINGFIELD — The Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts will host a virtual panel on racial disparities in maternal health on April 15, at 11 a.m. as part of Black Maternal Health Week. According to a Women’s Fund of Western Massachusetts press release, the following panelists will be featured: ■Dayna Campbell, assistant professor at American International College in the School of Health Sciences, adjunct instructor at Holyoke Community College, and president of...