This summer, we are looking forward to welcoming families to experience and enjoy four Fridays filled with stories, art, technology, and nature! Family Friendly Fridays! July 12, 19, 26 & August 3 , 2019 Site open from 10 am – 4 pm Get down to earth for story time, hands-on learning with art, technology and […]
Hospice Announces Journeys: A Grief Support Group
Helping Families Learn Healthy Ways to Grieve Calvert Hospice is pleased to offer Journeys, a support group for families. Journeys focuses on helping families heal after the loss of a loved one. Children meet once a week for 8 weeks to participate in support group activities that will help them process their grief through creative […]
2018 Tri-County Memory Walk at Serenity Farm
Death by Addiction on May 19 This event brings our community together to honor and remember those who have lost their lives to addiction and to plant seeds of hope for those who still suffer. There will be free refreshments, free helpful resources, a speaker, a seed planting, a serene farm walk, photos, families, and […]
Hogan “Champion for Maryland Children and Families”
Governor Larry Hogan Named Champion for Maryland Children and Families by Maryland’s 24 Local Management Boards Governor Recognized for Leadership, Vision in Protecting Struggling Families Governor Larry Hogan was today named “Champion for Maryland Children and Families” by the Local Management Boards (LMBs) representing Maryland’s 24 jurisdictions. Established during the mid-1990s, Maryland’s Local Management Boards […]
Family-Centered Approach to Service Delivery
Two-Generation Family Economic Security Commission Publishes Interim Report Report Promotes Hogan Administration’s Family-Centered Approach to Service Delivery The Two-Generation Family Economic Security Commission, led by Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford, issued its interim report, proposing statewide strategies and pilot programs intended to mitigate multigenerational poverty by linking state policies, systems, and programs together to simultaneously serve […]
“Faith and African American Families in Calvert County”
From 1830 to 1865, it was illegal in Maryland for Negroes to assemble unless a “respectable” White person was present. On Tuesday, February 28, at 7 pm at Calvert Library Prince Frederick, participants at “Faith and African American Families in Calvert County” will explore the history of this law and how enslaved people and the […]