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The era of COVID has taken its toll on adolescents and their families, adding stress to what is often a challenging time in young lives. Disruptions have ranged from families sharing common space for school and work to job loss, food insecurity, and homelessness. Many families who might, under normal circumstances function fairly cohesively, find themselves struggling. Cascade Youth & Family Center (CYFC) offers crisis intervention services to kids and their families, including mediation and emergency shelter. Youth in crisis may need a safe place to stay temporarily when asked to leave th...

Sign up for Lazarus House Great Western Freedom 4 Run/Walk Sign up early for the annual Great Western Freedom 4 Run/Walk on July 4 at LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve in St. Charles. Proceeds will benefit Lazarus House. Courtesy of Lazarus House   Updated 5/21/2021 11:00 AM Lazarus House has opened early bird registration for the annual Great Western Freedom 4 Run/Walk on July 4 at LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve in St. Charles. In 2019, nearly 300 patriotic participants started their holiday running or walking to help their neighbors in need.   All proceeds benefit Lazarus House, a 50...

View Comments The YWCA El Paso Del Norte Region is collecting feminine hygiene products through May 28 for its Transitional Living Center. The organization is collecting period products as part of International Menstrual Hygiene Day, May 28, to promote normalizing conversations about menstruation and change negative social views of menstruation. The negative stigma can lead to health disparities, increased shame, and reinforces gender inequities, according a YWCA news release. The Transitional Living Center assists women and children who have survived domestic abuse and other forms of ...

Family Promise Metrowest is holding two events to raise funds to help local homeless families.

Sullivan's Travels: Local Relay for Life takes to the road this year This year’s Relay for Life of Natick, Framingham, Sherborn, Ashland and Holliston is hitting the road. According to Lewis Glass, one of this year’s organizers, plans call for a “Rolling Relay,” starting at Dover-Sherborn High School, then on to Natick with a finish in Framingham. There will be an FM transmitter to broadcast the ceremonies in each location and “on the road” between locations. Organizers are also planning a modified luminaria ceremony using lawn signs, as well as live entertainment along the route,...