‘Unexplained Pediatric Deaths’ is a Groundbreaking New Book that Fills Dire Needs in Understanding Why They Happen
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- The SUDC Foundation recently published a first-of-its kind book, "Unexplained Pediatric Deaths: Investigation, Certification and Family Needs" (ISBN: 978-0998904320) a collaboration between the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), which establishes the first ever national consensus guidelines in the U.S. to fill crucial needs to determine why unexplained pediatric deaths happen and how to support families after these tragedies.
Spodak Dental Group Helps Eradicate Childhood Tooth Decay As Part Of 2020 National Children’s Dental Health Month
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- The Spodak Dental Group (SDG) is participating National Children's Dental Health Month with a goal to eradicate childhood tooth decay. SDG is partnering with All-Star Smiles Foundation, a non-profit organization with a mission to create a unique experience with an alliance of dentists, athletes and community partners.
2020 Cursive is Cool Handwriting Contest Kicks Off on Jan. 23 – Open to Students in the US and Canada
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- For some it is a "secret code," for others it is simply cursive handwriting. The annual Cursive is Cool contests kick off on National Handwriting Day, celebrated around the world on Jan. 23 each year in honor of John Hancock's birthday, the American Handwriting Analysis Foundation announced today.
BabyLiveAdvice’s Nurse Innovator Impacts Moms’ and Babies’ Health in ‘Year of the Nurse and Midwife’
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- BabyLiveAdvice, Inc., a Los Angeles-based, woman-owned social enterprise, supports pregnant moms and parents from preconception through early childhood via telehealth, phone and chat. The company's mission is to help one million moms and their babies to be happy and healthy.
Foundation for Ensuring Access and Equity: First Generation Students Land Big Scholarships
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Two students will be enjoying a dream Christmas, the Foundation for Ensuring Access and Equity announced today. On December 1, Grayson High School senior, Bre'an Moore, received a congratulatory email from Carleton College, ranked #7 on the 2020 US News and World Reports Liberal Arts College Rankings, offering her admission and a scholarship valued at over $280,000 over 4 years.
Giggles Drop-In Daycare Grand Opening in Ballantyne Neighborhood in Charlotte, NC
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Although many parents enroll their children in traditional daycare facilities and schools, there is a large gap when it comes to finding part-time childcare for working parents, stay-at-home moms, and after hours. Giggles Drop-In Daycare addresses those needs and is excited to announce the opening of their Charlotte location in the Ballantyne neighborhood on December 29, 2019.
The Whole Child Receives Bezos Day 1 Families Fund Grant to Help Solve Homelessness in Los Angeles
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- The Whole Child, a lead housing agency for families experiencing homelessness in Southeast Los Angeles County, announced that it has been selected to receive a $5 million grant from the Bezos Day One Families Fund.
Mr. Gringle’s Magical Wheelchair: Natalie Gonchar’s Book Improves Diversity in Children’s Media
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- It is not a secret that young kids are very impressionable, and what they see on children's media will most likely make a big impact on how they will see and act out in the world, says author Natalie Gonchar. On October 24, Natalie's book, "Mr. Gringle's Magical Wheelchair" (ISBN: 978-1612543154), was released, and it is now on the shelves at Barnes & Noble stores across the U.S.
University of Wisconsin-Madison study finds that Kids Read Now program decreases or eliminates summer reading loss
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- According to an independent study of the program's efficacy, Kids Read Now (KRN), a leading K-3 reading program designed to combat summer slide, completely negates summer reading losses for low-income students when fully implemented.
Single Texas Mom Heals Grief and Conquers Homelessness through Entrepreneurship
eNewsChannels NEWS: -- Pamela Barnett has not had it easy. While she describes her childhood as happy, her family was poor and there were periods of homelessness. Later on in life, she pre-maturely gave birth to twins, Parker and Abigail, who did not survive. However, it was these life events, and others, that served to provide strength rather than defeat.
