Prevention — proof it's protecting our children
As the Child Protection Center reaches its 40th year, new data showing the child abuse rate in Florida is declining prove that its services are working and must continue.
As the Child Protection Center reaches its 40th year, new data showing the child abuse rate in Florida is declining prove that its services are working and must continue.
Voters be reassured: A day in Tallahassee demonstrates how smart and competent our area's legislators really are.
First Step of Sarasota addresses both the opioid and child welfare crises with its Mothers and Infants program.
With more than 9,000 people in the region diagnosed with Parkinson’s, a tiny not-for-profit group is garnering national attention.
But not all of them could get a coveted table in the Colony Dining Room.
Betty Schoenbaum, one of Sarasota’s all-time leading ladies, was smart, sassy and unafraid to show a little leg.
The Pines of Sarasota Foundation needs $1 million annually to support residents who have outlived their resources.
