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How you can help Richmond nonprofit in really tough spot carry on Christmas mission

How you can help Richmond nonprofit in really tough spot carry on Christmas mission Richmond nonprofit faces really tough spot because of pandemic; how you can help Christmas mission and last updated 2020-12-18 13:12:29-05 RICHMOND, Va. Spreading joy this holiday season to children and families in need. That’s a tall order one local nonprofit is struggling with this year. It has been a year marked by decreased donations and challenges for the Lucian Hunter Foundation of Hope. Pamela Hazelwood said the nonprofit serves the community by carrying out her great grandfather’s legacy of education and helping area students.

Experts say borrowers should plan on paying student loans

Experts say borrowers should plan on paying student loans Experts say borrowers should plan on paying student loans and last updated 2020-12-16 18:44:42-05 RICHMOND, Va. Virginia Together: The Rebound Richmond campaign is here to help. Find information on who is hiring, investigations into unemployment payment issues, financial advice on making ends meet, and mental health advice on managing the pressures. These stories will be featured often on CBS 6 News and can be found by clicking this link. Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

RPS mom finds loophole that lets students access graphic content on YouTube

RPS mom finds loophole that lets students access graphic content on YouTube RPS mom finds loophole that lets students access graphic content on YouTube and last updated 2020-12-15 18:55:28-05 RICHMOND, Va. A Richmond mother started an online petition, urging parents to double check the filter settings on computers issued by local school districts, after accessing videos on YouTube through her student’s RPS Chromebook that contained graphic and inappropriate content. Janet Kelly, whose student attends a Richmond elementary school, was alerted by a staffer at the learning hub, where her student logs onto virtual school each day, that her child was spending hours watching videos instead of engaging with schoolwork.

New program helps Virginia medical workers find mental health support

New program helps Virginia medical workers find mental health support “We need to help the people who are helping us.” New program helps Virginia medical workers find mental health support and last updated 2020-12-30 11:54:22-05 RICHMOND, Va. Unprecedented levels of burnout in the field of medicine were reported well before the COVID-19 pandemic started in Virginia. The virus has only exacerbated the critical and immediate need to help our frontline workers. The program, operated by the Medical Society of Virginia and VITAL WorkLife, ensures physicians and physician assistants can seek mental health support without the fear of impacting their medical license.

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