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Teens Overcoming Pressure Summit
On Saturday, the National Hook-Up of Black Women. Inc.
(NHBW, Inc.) held its first National Teens Overcoming Pressure Summit. This
was a one day event of empowering interactive sessions between concerned
community organizations and agencies with teenagers 13-17 years of age. Topics ranged from bullying, college
preparation, financial fitness, and healthy bodies & relationships, to how
the law affects our youth, leadership development and public speaking.
SEEKING NON-CUSTODIAL FATHERS –
AGES 16 AND OLDER!!!!
We are seeking all
non-custodial fathers, ages 16 and older. Participants are
eligible to receive up to $220 for participating in the workshops
and/or the evaluations. If you are interested in attending an orientation
at any of our many locations, please contact us at (502) 709-9323 or by email
at 4yourchild@outlook.com. See the
flyer attached for your review. Please feel free to share with your networks
and connect with us at the following social media accounts:
Please see the
YouTube video link below to learn more about the program. To hear more about
the program, participants can come to one of our orientation sessions to hear
more and at that time can make a decision regarding whether this is something
they are willing to participate in. We do provide either lunch or dinner at our
orientation sessions.
Main
Public Library – Classroom 1
301
York Street
Louisville,
KY 40203
Orientation:
Monday, March 13, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HsTg1vb5dI
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Welcome Unit Director Newburg
Boys and Girls Club
Please welcome Marvia Presley as our new Unit Director
for the Newburg Boys and Girls Club. Marvia started her assignment on
June 13, 2016 and comes to the organization with over 12 years experience
working with and on the behalf of children. Marvia was recently employed
with the Administrative Office of the Courts working as an advocate for
children in dependency, abuse and neglect cases. Marvia
is passionate about working with children and impacting their lives in the
classroom and beyond. She comes with a Master’s in Education from American
Intercontinental University and is currently working towards her Ph.D. as a
certified reading specialist. Marvia describes herself as fun
loving, passionate, and energetic.
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If your child turns 5 on or before Aug. 1, 2017
it’s time for...
 To see the calendar, click here:
Special thanks to students at J. Graham Brown School for making over
1000 Valentine's Day cards for Louisville's Meals on Wheels recipients!
LIHEAP Continues
The Crisis Phase of LIHEAP (the Low Income Home Energy
Assistance Program) will continue through March 31st, or until funding is
depleted.
Call 991-8391 or visit www.louisvilleky.cascheduler.com to schedule
an appointment.
Watch this great video to see how LIHEAP works
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Crime Report for LMPD
Division 6
View crime report in Sixth Division by clicking the following
link.
Continue to support your Neighborhood Block Watch. If there
isn't an organized "Watch" for your street, please consider starting
one. Call Sgt. Coleman at 502.574.2187 for additional information. Call 911 for
emergencies; Call 502-574-7111 for non-emergency related help or to find a
towed vehicle; Call 574-LMPD (5673) to report crime tips.
6th+Division+Neighborhood+Report+105.pdf
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