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Every child should have a fair chance to lead a happy, healthy and productive life.
The Pink Foundation operates a life transformation program built on a long term commitment to children and youth. Starting with kids as young as 3 years old and staying with them until they reach maturity. In addition to group activities, adult staff and volunteers set aside regular, individual time and attention for every child addressing 5 core diciplines: Socialisation, Education, Health & Hygiene, Community Service and Life Skills.
Pink Foundation are ideally looking for private and corporate sponsorship for the children, but smaller donations also through DMS PINK are very welcome
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Palacios, 19, said getting her COVID-19 vaccine was an emotional experience after losing her grandfather to the virus. My grandpa had recently, you know, [died], and it really did have a big toll in my family because that s one of the main people with an impact in our lives, Palacios said.
Palacios was among the hundreds who attended the Community Health and Resource Fair at the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA. Consider protecting yourself and your family, said Dr. Suzanne Affalo. Get vaccinated and let s try and open up San Diego.
The event was hosted by the Many Shades of Pink Foundation and A Healthier Me, in partnership with the Multicultural Health Foundation, Kaiser Permanente Thrive, Scripps Health and Concorde Career College. The organizations put together a one-stop shop for people to get their COVID-19 vaccine or get tested, and also have their blood pressure checked and get a mammogram.
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Battling both breast and brain cancer, Central Bucks educator and Doylestown mom Corinne Sikora had a vision for a place for cancer patients to turn to for free emotional and physical support.
Since her death in November, the community rallied behind her dream, raising enough support to create the Corinne Sikora Wellness and Support Center. The 5,000 square-foot cancer center, slated to open at the Heritage Center in Buckingham this fall, will offer free non-medical emotional, physical, social and lifestyle services. The center will welcome anyone battling cancer, regardless of where they are receiving treatment, along with their family and caregivers, said Keith Fenimore, executive director and founder of Pine2Pink, a local nonprofit that with Green Street Real Estate pledged $200,000 to help launch the center. This center is not in Corinne s memory; it s because of Corinne s vision. She s part of it. She s in it.
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