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Showing posts with label help for families. Show all posts
Showing posts with label help for families. Show all posts
February 26, 2015
February 9, 2015
Deliver the Dream Autism Retreat
This is a once in a lifetime retreat weekend providing
structured family-centered activities offering respite, relaxation, and
recreation for families who have children with an autism spectrum disorder or
related disabilities.
The Cerveny Conference Center (www.campweed.org) is
located in Live Oak, Florida on 500 acres of natural beauty. Its rustic
surroundings make it an ideal setting for relaxing, recreation, and spending
time with family and new friends.
The application deadline is February 21st
while the event takes place March 20-22nd.
The weekend is at no cost to the family (lodging, activities,
and group meals included).
http://www.deliverthedream.org/
January 13, 2015
Growing Up Dyslexic
Learning Outside the Lines
Wednesday,
February 18, 2015
7:00PM—9:00PM
Jacksonville Jewish Center
3662 Crown Point Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32257
The Michael and Drew Land Speaker Series
JFCS & Nemours BrightStart!
Jonathan Mooney
Author, Speaker, Different
Jonathan Mooney is a dyslexic writer who only learned to read at age 12! He is co-founder of “Project Eye-to-Eye”, a widely duplicated mentoring program for disabled students. Jonathan is a graduate of Brown University and holds an honors degree in English Literature. He was a national Rhodes scholarship finalist and won the prestigious Truman Scholarship for graduate studies in creative writing and education. We’re sure he will be enlightening and entertaining!
Jewish Family & Community Services · 6261 Dupont Station Court, E. · Jacksonville, FL 32217 · www.jfcsjax.org
January 5, 2015
Support for Children: Parents with Cancer
Please join us for our five week art program at
Brooks YMCA
10423 Centurion Parkway North
Jacksonville, FL 32256
Mondays
January 19th, January 26th, February 2nd,
February 9th, February 16th
Dinner starts at 5:30pm
Art Program 6:15pm to 7:30pm
Open to all families who have a parent with cancer. KTAC supports children when mom or dad or caregiver are
facing a cancer diagnosis. Programs are free to
families.
Please call 742-2916 to register for our monthly groups or for more information.
Art Services provided by our Art with a Heart
December 15, 2014
RETREAT FOR CARD FAMILIES
Retreat for card families
The Cerveny Conference Center (www.campweed.org) is located in Live Oak,
Florida on 500 acres of natural beauty. Its rustic surroundings make it an
ideal setting for relaxing, recreation, and spending time with family and new
friends.
The application deadline is February 21st
while the event takes place March 20-22nd.
The weekend is at no cost to the family (lodging, activities,
and group meals included).
This is a once in a lifetime retreat weekend providing structured family-centered activities offering respite, relaxation, and recreation for families who have children with an autism spectrum disorder or related disabilities.
December 12, 2014
October 22, 2014
Help for Grieving Families
HOPE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A Community Hospice
program for the bereaved
The festive holiday season can be
challenging for those experiencing the
death of a loved one. They may find
themselves torn between the need to
grieve and pressure to get into the
holiday spirit. Regardless of when the
death took place, a loss can be felt
more acutely at this time.
Community Hospice of Northeast
Florida invites you to attend Hope for
the Holidays, a workshop created for
family, friends and caregivers who have
experienced the death of a loved one.
The workshop will help attendees
reflect on their loss, learn ways to
cope with grief during the holiday
season and to determine what is right
for them and their families. They will
learn how to refocus energy on
positive activities that honor and
remember their loved ones and will
leave with a renewed sense of hope
for the upcoming season.
Hope for the Holidays is open to the
public. There is no charge to attend,
but attendees are requested to RSVP
by calling 904.407.7001.
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