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On Aug. 8, the CAHS Prevention and Wellness Team hosted the Driving Into Recovery: “Fueling Futures for Back-to-School Success” event, held at Williams & Lee Park
Members of CAHS’ Prevention Team participated in the Mirror of Grace – Parenting Wisely Back to School event, held Aug. 2 at the Huntington Bank
BREC’s Hartley/Vey Park was the site of the 20th Annual Gardere Initiative Back to School Extravaganza, held Aug. 1 for families in the area. CAHS
CAHS’ School Based Behavioral Health Program staff recently concluded a six-session training in Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI), a holistic, evidence-based intervention designed for children who
The World Shakers Church International hosted its annual Community Health & Wellness Fair and Back 2 School Bash & Giveaway on July 25 at its
Community members gathered July 21 at BREC’s Highland Road Park in Baton Rouge to observe National T.A.W. (Take A Walk) Day, a special event dedicated
CAHS Social Service Counselor Rosalyn Davis, PLPC, CAC, CCGC, participated in the 2026 Faith Hope and Love Worship Center Health Fair & Back-to-School Event, held
CAHS Social Service Counselor Rosalyn Davis, PLPC, CCGC, CAC (pictured above), and Prevention Coordinator Alicia Richbourg, PSIT, participated in the Community Prevention and Engagement Event, sponsored by
Members of CAHS’ Wellness and Prevention Team participated in the “Bags 2 School: The Ultimate School Supply Giveaway” event, held July 11 at The Inspiration
CAHS’ School Based Behavioral Health Program served 185 students this summer during its Summer Enrichment Program, and more than 130 clients received individual sessions in
