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Prevention program demonstrates potential to keeps kids out of foster care
Communities Connected for Kids, the non-profit organization that oversees the child welfare community... more
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Treasure Coast Food Bank’s Holiday Online Auction returns
Treasure Coast Food Bank’s Holiday Online Auction returns this year just in time to fill holiday shopping lists... more
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TCFB receives $175,000 donation from Publix Super Markets Charities
The self-select mobile food pantry will expand Treasure Coast Food Bank’s program... more
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Kristin West celebrates the December 2021 adoption of her three youngest children.
Foster & adoptive mom is all hands, feet and heart
Whether it’s money, time or even a long car ride, local foster and adoptive mom Kristin West puts everything... more
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Treasure Coast Food Bank needs turkeys
Treasure Coast Food Bank has 15,000 holiday meal boxes ready to go to families needing help... more
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Halloween Extravaganza is a success
OKEECHOBEE  Nearly 2,000 people walked through the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center on Monday night for the Okeechobee Halloween Extravaganza ... more
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YMCA makes placements for foster care easier
The organization has agreed to put foster families at the top of its waiting list for daycare spots... more
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Rose Baile becomes CCKids’ First Kinship Navigator
Communities Connected for Kids unveiled its Kinship Navigator Program earlier this month... more
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TCFB applaudes announcement of additional funding for hunger relief
Treasure Coast Food Bank applauds this week’s announcement from the Biden administration... more
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No Kid Hungry commits $200,000 to fight child hunger in rural communities
On Sept. 1, No Kid Hungry Florida announced $200,000 in funding to address child hunger... more
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Race for Recovery promotes unity in the community
A perennial favorite of local runners and walkers, the event features ribbons for all participants... more
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Skid steer loaders are machines used to move dirt and mow grazing lands, as well as in forestry to pull logs. A new study found skid steer loaders caused more than 300 injuries from 2015 to 2020.
UF/IFAS study highlights the need for more on-the-job safety
Some workplaces can be dangerous. In fact, more than 2 million people were injured or got sick in America... more
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Family Fun Ruck to benefit area veterans scheduled for Sept. 10
Indian River State College (IRSC) is delighted to announce that, In partnership with the #DoYouGiveaRuck team more
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Dermatologist removes visible signs of human trafficking
Communities Connected for Kids thanks Elizabeth McKay and the staff at McKay Dermatology & MedSpa for their help... more
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Food safety questions you’ve had at a barbeque but were too afraid to ask
To prevent food poisoning at your next barbeque, Schneider answers some common food safety questions. more
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Five money-saving tips for grocery shoppers
“Yes, you can make and prepare healthy, easy foods and meals without spending a lot of money,” said Dr. Sharon Austin... more
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Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum announces June & July events
The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum located at 500 Captain Armour’s Way in Jupiter will hold the following events in June and July: more
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Memorial Day honors those who gave their lives
Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, is a day of remembrance for those who have died in service of the United States of America. more
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More seniors turning to Treasure Coast Food Bank for help
May is Older Americans Month, a time each year to honor the nation’s seniors and the contributions... more
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Closing up your Florida home
Getting ready to leave Florida and head back north? Well, before you lock the door to head out, it’s a good idea to pay attention to some important details. more
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