This week we lost a legend – a fierce supporter of Maryland’s families. George Sherman understood that with education anything is possible. As a child abuse prevention organization, he challenged us to dig deep and think outside of the box to deliver innovative programs that would improve lives. It has made us a stronger, more …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 9, 2021 Contact: Mary Francioli, Director of Development & Communications (410) 454-1199, mfrancioli@familytreemd.org BALTIMORE, MD – February 9, 2021 – The Family Tree Board of Directors announced today that Executive Director, Patricia K. Cronin, LCSW-C, is retiring on June 30, 2021. Cronin’s decision to retire from the nonprofit is the …
We are proud to announce that The Family Tree has been chosen as a grant recipient for UnitedHealthcare’s #EmpoweringHealth initiative, which focuses on expanding access to care and addressing the social determinants of health for people in underserved communities. The Family Tree will be using this grant to deepen our parenting education programs in Baltimore …
The COVID-19 epidemic is unlike anything we’ve seen before, and the challenges facing families are immense, widespread, and at times frightening. Now more than ever, The Family Tree is focused on reaching parents and children where they are, using every available tool and communication channel we can leverage. With schools closed, children at home, and …
We are thrilled to announce that the Baltimore City Child Care Resource Center (BCCCRC) is now officially a part of The Family Tree family of programs and services! BCCCRC opened its doors approximately 30 years ago and has operated as a program of the Maryland Family Network and its legacy agencies since that time. Now, …
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