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Coral Springs Recognizes Over 20 Members of the Community During Black History Month

717 Shares By Sharon Aron Baron During Black History Month, the City of Coral Springs is recognizing Black individuals, businesses, or business owners who have positively contributed to the community with outstanding service and/or achievement records. In January, residents were invited to nominate an individual or business. Categories included educator, public safety personnel, artist, youth under 18 involved in community service, adult contributing to the success of youth, or any Black community member, or business. Here are those who were nominated. Educator Dr. Precious Skinner-Osei Dr. Skinner–Osei, a Coral Springs resident of 10 years, has worked in partnership with the Coral Springs Police Department since 2017.

Helping Hands Family's Growth and Expansion Creating Hundreds of Meaningful Jobs

Helping Hands Family s Growth and Expansion Creating Hundreds of Meaningful Jobs News provided by Share this article Share this article MEDIA, Pa., Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Currently averaging 27 team members per clinic, and projecting the opening of 75 new clinics in the coming years, Helping Hands Family (HHF) is creating numerous new jobs in the greater Philadelphia area, and in the Northeast US, with impactful work options. HHF serves children with autism and envisions growing exponentially in the coming years, providing employment opportunities as they grow. That means employing hundreds of entry-level behavior technicians, licensed therapists, and support team members, some already serving children in three open clinics, the support center, and schools. In addition to therapy clinics, HHF covers a large area with home-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy.