Building Safer Communities: Kellin Foundation's Child Abuse Prevention Month Events
In line with its mission to promote child safety and mental health awareness, the Kellin Foundation is hosting a series of events throughout April in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
As a proud member of the Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina Family Resource Network these events reflect our unwavering commitment to safeguarding children and building resilient communities. We invite everyone to join us in these important conversations and actions towards preventing child abuse.
In line with its mission to promote child safety and mental health awareness, the Kellin Foundation is hosting a series of events throughout April in honor of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Resilient Guilford Network Meeting:
Date: April 3rd, 2024, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Hope Hub, 4010 Walker Avenue, Greensboro, NC
Details: Join us for a thought-provoking discussion led by Vernisha Crawford, CEO of the Trauma Informed Institute, and a presentation by the Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services, highlighting the latest trends in child abuse prevention.
Darkness To Light Trainings:
Dates:
Details: These free sessions empower adults with the knowledge and tools to recognize and prevent child sexual abuse, ensuring the safety of our children.
Kellin Kids Pinwheel Decorating Event:
Date: April 20, 2024, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: Country Park, Greensboro, NC
Details: Join us for a family-friendly event where children and parents can decorate pinwheels, symbolizing our collective commitment to creating safe and nurturing environments for children to thrive. Activities include games, discussions on healthy relationships, and personal growth.
Resilient Guilford Network Meeting to Kick off Child Abuse Prevention Month
The Resilient Guilford Network meeting on April 3 kicks off a month-long observance dedicated to preventing child abuse. We're honored to welcome Vernisha Crawford, CEO of the Trauma Informed Institute, as our keynote speaker. Additionally, attendees will gain valuable insights from a data presentation by the Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services, shedding light on the latest trends in our community.
April marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and the Kellin Foundation, a proud PCANC Family Resource Network member, is standing in solidarity with this nationwide initiative through the Resilient Guilford Network. On April 3rd, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, we're hosting a Resilient Guilford Network meeting at our Hope Hub located at 4010 Walker Avenue, Greensboro, NC.
The Resilient Guilford Network meeting on April 3 kicks off a month-long observance dedicated to preventing child abuse. We're honored to welcome Vernisha Crawford, CEO of the Trauma Informed Institute, as our keynote speaker. Additionally, attendees will gain valuable insights from a data presentation by the Guilford County Department of Health and Human Services, shedding light on the latest trends in our community.
As a symbol of our collective commitment, participants will receive pinwheels and yard signs. These emblems serve as poignant reminders that safeguarding our children requires the active involvement of our entire community. Display them proudly throughout April to raise awareness and inspire action.
This gathering brings together a diverse array of stakeholders — from organizations and community leaders to parents, schools, law enforcement, and more — to foster a united front in building safe, secure, and nurturing communities. By forging strong connections and implementing coordinated strategies, we aim to create environments where every individual can thrive.
We invite you to join us in this critical conversation and collective action. RSVP to let us know you’ll be there!
Together, let's build a future where every child can grow and thrive without fear.
Dr. Kelly Graves Named One of 2024’s Outstanding Women in Business
Dr. Kelly Graves, President and CEO of Kellin Foundation named a Triad Business Journal 2024 Outstanding Women in Business Honoree.
We are pleased to share the news that our President and CEO, Dr. Kelly Graves, has been recognized as a recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Women in Business award by the Triad Business Journal. This honor highlights the achievements of 25 remarkable women leaders across various sectors, including education, healthcare nonprofits, banking, and professional services.
The Triad Business Journal will pay tribute to Dr. Graves and her fellow award recipients through online recognition and a special print publication to be released on April 26, 2024. This acknowledgment underscores Dr. Graves' significant accomplishments and her role as a leader inspiring positive change within our community.
We extend our sincere congratulations to our leader on this notable achievement! We are honored to celebrate her well-deserved recognition as a 2024 Outstanding Women in Business honoree.
Support Kellin Foundation in the 2024 Choice Awards!
Vote for Kellin Foundation in the Triad Mom’s on Main 2024 Choice Awards!
We're excited to announce that the Kellin Foundation has been nominated for the Best Health and Wellness Business award in Triad Mom's On Main's 2024 Choice Awards!
Your vote can help us win this title! It's quick and easy to show your support. Just head over to Triad Mom's On Main's website by clicking the button below, find Category 26, and cast your vote for the Kellin Foundation.
At Kellin, we're committed to making a real difference in our community by promoting health and wellness. From mental health support to educational programs, we work tirelessly to create a positive impact.
Your vote means everything to us. By supporting the Kellin Foundation, you're helping us fulfill our mission of fostering resilience and well-being in individuals and communities.
Thank you for your ongoing support!
Resilient Guilford Network Set to Renew Commitment in Annual MOU Recommitment Ceremony
In a continued effort to fortify community bonds and resilience, the Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) is gearing up for its Annual Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Recommitment signing ceremony scheduled for January 17th, 2024, at the Lusk Center in Greensboro.
In a continued effort to fortify community bonds and resilience, the Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) is gearing up for its Annual Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Recommitment signing ceremony scheduled for January 17th, 2024, at the Lusk Center in Greensboro.
This ceremony stands as a symbol of collective dedication to fostering strength and support within the Guilford community, addressing the challenges posed by stress, trauma and adversity. Special guests, including Mayor Nancy Vaughan, Deputy Chief Renee Sigmon of the Greensboro Police Department, City Council Members Sharon Hightower, Marikay Abuziwaiter, and various community partners, will be in attendance, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the initiative.
The Resilient Guilford Network invites community members, agencies, and stakeholders to participate and reflect on past achievements and set the stage for future collaborations. RGN aims to spotlight the unwavering spirit of unity that defines Guilford's commitment to a resilient and supportive community.
Save the date, and we look forward to another year of impactful collaboration and community building.
Kellin Foundation's Hands of Hope Gift Drive Sparks Holiday Joy
In the spirit of the holidays, Kellin Foundation is pleased to share the resounding success of the Hands of Hope Gift Drive, made possible by the heroes of our community – our generous donors, who, with unwavering support from local churches St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, Pleasant Union United Methodist Church, Oak Ridge Presbyterian Church, and the broader community, brought joy to 32 children under our care and raised over $500 in gifts for children and adult patients at Central Regional Behavioral Hospital.
In the spirit of the holidays, Kellin Foundation is pleased to share the resounding success of the Hands of Hope Gift Drive, made possible by the heroes of our community – our generous donors, who, with unwavering support from local churches St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church, Pleasant Union United Methodist Church, Oak Ridge Presbyterian Church, and the broader community, brought joy to 32 children under our care and raised over $500 in gifts for children and adult patients at Central Regional Behavioral Hospital.
Leading the charge for Hands of Hope was Erin Hanes, Kellin Foundation's dedicated Youth Peer Support Specialist, whose unwavering commitment played a pivotal role in transforming the gift drive into a festive success story. Erin's efforts, combined with the immense generosity of our community heroes, have left an indelible mark on the holiday season for local families.
As we reflect on the season of giving, our hearts overflow with gratitude for the community and the donors who made this extraordinary feat possible. Your acts of kindness have not only brought immeasurable joy and warmth to those in need but have also set in motion a ripple effect of compassion and happiness throughout our community.
Join us in celebrating the magic of giving and the profound impact our community has had on making the holidays brighter for those we serve. Together, we've created a season filled with warmth, joy, and the true spirit of generosity.