Family League Implements New Expanded Learning Initiative

12/15/11

We are pleased to officially announce the national launch of ExpandED Schools, a new approach to reimaging the school calendar and increasing educational opportunities in schools and communities. To read more click here

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New Approach to Expanding the School Day Launches Nationally, Provides Students with Full Range of Learning Opportunities

12/15/11

NEW YORK – Students in schools in Baltimore and New Orleans are reaping the benefits of a longer school day and an exciting range of new learning opportunities through a national expanded school day initiative officially launched today. To read more click here

 

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Newsletter – The Family League of Baltimore City

11/14/11

Dear Friends:
Winter is almost here and the Family League has exciting news about new funding for
our programs to serve youth and families in Baltimore.
Here's what's happening at the Family League

			

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Kevin Keegan receives No Kid Hungry Leadership Award on behalf of the Organization

10/20/11

Kevin Keegan, the President and CEO of the Family League of Baltimore City,  accepted the No Kid Hungry Leadership Award on behalf of the organization for their work to increase participation in summer and afterschool meal programs. To read more click here 

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Equity–but only with intention! by Samantha Mellerson

10/17/11

“In times of economic struggle there is an opportunity for improved coordination of child serving agencies to work smarter and reach further. Creating great programs and services for young people to thrive does not automatically create equal access to those opportunities”. Read more

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Ready By 21 June Newsletter

10/06/11

Click here to review RB21 – June Newsletter

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Ready By 21 April NewsLetter

10/06/11

Click here to review RB21 – April Newsletter

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Baltimore aims to stop smoking around pregnant women and babies

10/06/11

In the continued effort to reduce infant mortality in Baltimore, health officials and the Family League of Baltimore City have launched an effort to reduce secondhand smoke near babies and pregnant women.

The campaign, called “Just Hold Off,” is the second phase of the B’more for Healthy Babies program. The first phase, launched in August 2010, focused on safe sleep: Babies should sleep alone, on their backs in a crib.

 

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FLB teams up with DHR, DJS, BCDSS and Open Society Institute to expand FLB’s successful Ready By 21 Initiative

09/30/11

The Family League of Baltimore has teamed up with the Maryland Departments of Human Resources and Juvenile Services, as well as the Baltimore City Department of Social Services and Open Society Institute, to expand FLBC’s successful Ready by 21 initiative.  Read more about Current RFP for Ready for 21

 

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B’more for Healthy Campaign Receives Two Grants to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Baltimore City

09/29/11

Pregnant women, new parents and newborn babies in Baltimore City will benefit from two new grants totaling more than $2.2 million awarded to the citywide B’more for Healthy Babies campaign. To read more click here


 

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