Things To Do In Greensboro, NC June 22, 2013

Fathers MatterTuesdays, June 4-July 30 from 6:30-8:00pmGreensboro Women's Hospital, Education CenterPresented by Randy Wall, Fatherhood Educator/Coach of Family Life Education Services, Children's Home Society  Fathers Matter is a  free community r...

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RWVA Appleseed Rifle Marksmanship & Heritage Clinic MUST READ INFORMATION!Range Fees for this event are:  NoneSchedule: Sat 8:30am-5:00pm, Sun 8:00am-4:00pm (as conditions permit)All Participants are responsible for being prepared, Please be sure to read you...

 Teen Parent Mentor Program (TPMP)Hosted by the YWCA of Greater Greensboro  The Teen Parent Mentor Program seeks to support pregnant and parenting teens as they strive to finish school, raise healthy children, and set and fulfill goals for the future. We...

Please consider joining us for this free, no obligation Adoption & Foster Care Information Meeting. CHS is particularly looking for families interested in adopting or fostering children who fall into the following categories:Teenagers Sibling groups (two, thr...

Home Gardening 101 will cover the basics of setting up and managing a food garden in the North Carolina Piedmont.  Register for individual classes or register for all six and get one free!February 17th: If you are planning a backyard, community, or school g...

Baby & Me Thursdays,  at 11amGreensboro Women's Hospital Education Center Baby & Me is a class for new mothers to discuss newborn and infant parentlng along with family adjustment issues with other new mothers, led by a registered nurse. There is a one...

How Much Do You Know About Breast Cancer?Did You Know?: Although cancer deaths have declined for both Whites and African Americans/Blacks continue to suffer the greatest burden for each of the most common types of cancer. 3 In NC from 2004-2008 African Ame...

How Much Do You Know About Breast Cancer?Did You Know?: Although cancer deaths have declined for both Whites and African Americans/Blacks continue to suffer the greatest burden for each of the most common types of cancer. 3 In NC from 2004-2008 African Ame...