native program receives promises

The local infant and family unit program of Presbyterian little ones's homes and functions these days bought $30,000 in offers from regional foundations.

In Odessa and Midland, the PCHAS teaches parenting talents, the use of helpful the way to enhance both every day routines and healthy relationships.

The Henry foundation, which awarded $5,000 to the software, makes supplies to qualified non-earnings, aiding social features, schooling, health services and other actions that trade lives. The Carl B. and Florence E. King basis, based in Dallas, awarded $25,000. Its guiding principles encompass compassion for the prone and opportunities to thrive.

PCHAS Regional Director Scott Waller says that these promises will assist households in disaster live collectively. "households can be dealing with a divorce, disorder, poverty, violence or other challenges," he explained in a information release. "We attempt to supply permanent homes for infants and improve self-sufficiency for households."

further information about the free software is at www.pchas.org or 800-888-1904.