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How La Causa Crisis Nursery and Respite Center works to prevent child abuse and support families

Milwaukee · Milwaukee

How La Causa Crisis Nursery and Respite Center works to prevent child abuse and support families

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

For more than 30 years, the La Causa Crisis Nursery and Respite Center (CNRC) has provided this free resource to the community.Karl Schoendorf, director of the center, spoke with TMJ4s Andrea Williams. "The main goal of the Crisis Nursery is to prevent child abuse, and the way we do it is by providing a safe space. When there are high-stress and traumatic situations, parents can bring their kids here, and we'll watch them for up to three days," …See the Story

California should continue investments in Parkinson’s & neurodegenerative disease research registries - Capitol Weekly

Environment · Sault Ste. Marie

California should continue investments in Parkinson’s & neurodegenerative disease research registries - Capitol Weekly

Coverage: 2 sources

As Governor Newsom prepares his 2025 budget release this week, California’s Neurodegenerative disease groups representing hundreds of thousands of Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, ALS, and Huntington’s patients, are hopeful that he includes funding to continue the state’s research registries since they run out of money this fiscal year.See the Story

Types of bill amendments in the California Legislature - Capitol Weekly

Sacramento · Sacramento

Types of bill amendments in the California Legislature - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the California Legislature, there are several types of amendments that can be made to measures, including bills, resolutions and constitutional amendments. To begin, an amendment is defined by Legislative Counsel as an alteration to a bill, motion, resolution, or clause by adding, changing, substituting, or omitting language.See the Story

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