Help Me Grow – Long Island Breakfast Briefing a Success Despite Impending Snow

Docs for Tots co-hosted the first ever Breakfast Briefing for Help Me Grow – Long Island on Thursday, November 15th. The goal of the briefing was to introduce Help Me Grow – Long Island to community partners and hear from a wide range of entities that have benefited from partnership, including:

  • Adelphi Institute for Parenting
  • Northwell Family Connects
  • Winthrop Pediatric Associates
  • Friedberg Jewish Community Center
  • Academic Explorers LLC

A highlight was hearing directly from a new mom who worked with Help Me Grow – Long Island to prepare for the arrival of her baby.

The event was hosted at the Nassau BOCES Joseph M. Barry Career & Technical Education Center and coordinated by the Help Me Grow – Long Island Community Outreach Work Group.

If the snow or other obligations kept you away, and you want to learn more about how Docs for Tots connects community partners and families of young children on Long Island,here is the Breakfast-Briefing presentation. Feel free to contact us at info@hmgli.org or 516-548-8924.

 

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