Cobscook Institute invites you to support their students as they raise money for their winter learning experience with a delicious homemade Tamales & Empanadas dinner on December 13th (this Friday) 5 – 7 pm.  Celtic and holiday music will be provided and area artists and crafters will be selling and showcasing their work, the perfect chance for holiday shopping.  Learn more.

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Please join us at Beth Wright Cancer Resource Center/Baileyville Community Connections Center (163 Main St)  for some hot chocolate, cookies and sharing your program resources/opportunities for our community. If you want to bring a table to set up in our space and handout information regarding your programs, or if you just want to come mingle with folks as they come and go – all area community partners are welcome. This begins before the Baileyville Christmas Parade this Friday, 13th from 4 – 6 pm. Hope to see you there!

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SAMHSA has released the Suicide Prevention Strategies for Underserved Youth, an evidence-based guide that provides strategies and insights specific to at-risk groups. The guide highlights existing research, discusses barriers that hinder youth’s access to prevention and intervention services, and offers guidance on selecting, implementing, and evaluating evidence-based prevention programs. It also highlights programs that are making strides in addressing suicidal thoughts and behaviors in young people from underserved communities.  Download the guide.

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From the Downeast Public Health Council:

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Daughterhood.org recently asked their readers about their biggest caregiving challenges. Many said it’s managing conflicts with parents who resist health or safety advice, like avoiding ladders or seeing a doctor. It’s just so hard to sit by and watch when our parents seem to need help but refuse to get it. Click HERE to read the entire blog.