Tomorrow is All Hallow’s Eve, which means there will be all sorts of pedestrians—most of them children—on the sidewalks and streets and in the dark. Here are a few tips
Substance Use Prevention Month highlights the importance of preventing substance abuse while remembering those who have died from substance abuse and acknowledging those in recovery. Substance use often plays a
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and while males can be victims of domestic violence, the vast majority are women and children. That’s why male allies and community cooperation are
It’s a tragic truth that bullying and suicide often go together. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “We know that bullying behavior and suicide-related behavior are
I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that
Practicing gratitude makes life a more positive experience, especially when it comes to our mental health. Taking time to express and feel gratitude … Reduces stress Improves our mood Reduces
Once again, it’s September and National Suicide Prevention Month. Each year, we talk about suicide prevention because of the debilitating impact it has on those we serve, as well as
Grandma, Grandpa, Me-Maw, Pa-Pa, Granddad, Granny … Whatever you call them, grandparents play an essential role in healthy families. Some grandparents even raise their grandchildren as kinship foster parents. We
September 2 is a special day for more than one reason this year. Yes, it’s Labor Day, but it’s also the 79th birthday of Saint Francis Ministries. Yes, you read
Women in the United States have had the right to vote for only about one hundred years. That fact is difficult to comprehend, especially today when women now serve as
