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Opportunities in the Community
Opportunities in the Community
Newton-Wellesley Hospital Spring 2022 Virtual Events
Newton-Wellesley Hospital Spring 2022 Virtual Events
Raising Resilient Kids Parent Workshop
A virtual, seven-week, skill-building program for parents of school-aged children (K-5/6) in a small group setting
Wednesdays Apr 27-Jun 8 2022
9:15-10:30am
Hosted by the NWH Resilience Project’s Parents & Caregivers Program.
For more information and registration visit:
Pediatric Mental Health in the Time of Covid-19
Join us for an important roundtable discussion and Q&A on the current pediatric mental health crisis. Learn about real and anticipated mental health impacts on our youth, what local clinicians, schools and parents are seeing in our communities and what caring adults can do to support kids and teens.
Hosted by the NWH Resilience Project
Wednesday, March 9, 2022
7-8:15pm
Drug Use Is On The Rise: How To Identify The Signs In Your Child Or Loved One
This event will highlight the types of drugs that are circulating in our communities, ways to recognize the signs of drug abuse in your child or loved one and how to talk with your kids about drug abuse before it starts.
Hosted by the NWH Substance Use Services Council
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
7-8:30pm
Rise and Shine Stretch and Balance
Start your day with a non-aerobic routine of stretch and strengthen exercises to improve health, posture and balance for seniors. Exercises will require a sturdy chair. A yoga strap or stretch band is ideal for an optimal experience but not required.
Co-hosted by the NWH Elder Care Services Council and the West Suburban YMCA
Tuesday, March 22, 2022
8-9:00am
Raising Resilient Teens Parent Workshop
A virtual, seven-week skill-building program for parents of tweens/teens in a small group setting.
Wednesdays, May 11-June 22, 2022
8:45-10:00am
Hosted by the NWH Resilience Project’s Parents & Caregivers Program.
For more information and registration visit:
Can We Talk? Speaking With Your Family and Physician About Serious Illness
Empower yourself to communicate effectively with your loved ones and healthcare providers to ensure that your care is aligned with your values and goals. This session will provide tips and tools for having meaningful and impactful conversations in the face of serious illness.
Hosted by the NWH Palliative Care Council
Tuesday, April 12, 2022
10-11:00am
Support for Special Education Parents
Support for Special Education Parents
Support for Spanish Speaking Families
Support for Spanish Speaking Families
Bilingual/English Learner Parent Advisory Council
Waltham Public Schools recognize the value families bring to improve student engagement and success.
One way our district encourages these partnerships is through our Bilingual/English Learner Parent Advisory Council (B/ELPAC). B/ELPAC membership is voluntary and is open to all parents of students identified or previously identified as English Learners.
B/ELPAC advises our school district on matters related to English learners. The B/ELPAC also providess school officials with advice on topics that parents believe are important to ELs.
Please consider joining us for a meeting! Please contact one of our B/ELPAC Board Members:
Saida Colindres
Haybi Barrios
Adela Escobar
Consejo Asesor de Padres Bilingües / Aprendices de Inglés en Español
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