Afghan women share their stories of strength in "Arrows of Light: The Journeys of Afghan Women," a book edited by Tampa resident, motivational speaker and award-winning writer Pamela Varkony.
Across Tampa Bay, accessory dwelling units have emerged as an affordable housing solution for older adults and young professionals alike.
Katherine Essrig, a family court judge in Hillsborough County, and Larry Cooper, the chief of prevention and intervention service at the nonprofit Children’s Home Network, were recently honored for their decades of service and leadership on child welfare issues.
The Children's Board of Hillsborough County marks Child Abuse Prevention Month on April 18th with “You Too Can Be a Superhero,” a public event to learn how to prevent child abuse and neglect through community involvement.
With funding from the Children's Board of Hillsborough County, USF Health's HOT DOCS program gives parents the problem-solving tools to navigate their children's behavioral issues and build a foundation for growth.
Long-established nonprofits Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties and Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay are innovating new approaches to help families caught in the affordable housing crisis.
The Brandon Art Masters (BAM!) program at the Carey Family Boys & Girls Club of Brandon develops a love of art, social skills and a sense of self-esteem in children from kindergarten through fifth grade.
In collaboration with Tampa General Hospital, USF Health has opened two clinic locations to pioneer the area of postpartum care for women.
The Children's Board of Hillsborough County is working to address decades of racial disparities and improve quality of life for families and children in three targeted zip codes with its ONEhillsborough initiative.
Tampa-based nonprofit Sing out and Read (SOAR) uses song to help struggling students improve their reading skills by leaps and bounds.
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