Carol Wilkins, an interventionist at CACPCS, is using technology to help strengthen her students’ reading skills during remote learning.

Karen Aponte-Velez, a school librarian, is now a critical resource for families who do not speak English as a first language.

Kent Williamson, our Go!Healthy meals manager who is working to ensure our community has access to healthy food.

Mirabel Smith, a kindergarten teacher at CACPCS, hasn’t let distance stop her from providing the best instruction to her students.

The families in our program with the most need benefited greatly from these generous donations.

With the current state of our city, state, and the world, ensuring the health and well-being of our community is even more challenging

Celebrating the social workers at Mirabal Sisters Campus who provided resources and extended services to families in need, specifically connecting one family to a food delivery service that brought ready to heat food directly to their doorstep.

The COVID-19 crisis has turned our worlds upside down. Our sense of home has changed drastically as we are confined to our apartments and houses. But imagine if you didn’t have a permanent home.

Existing food box clients were invited to participate in the food distribution pilot with Westside

Care coordinators are making sure our families caring for children with chronic conditions have all the resources they need.

In honor of National Social Work Month, we shine a light on our dedicated social workers and family advocates.

In honor of National Social Work Month, we shine a light on our dedicated social workers and family advocates.