NPR Article on MSD
“What we’re asking parents to do is on a daily basis to sit down with their children who are of middle or high school age to ask them if they have any thoughts of dying or any thoughts of suicide or hurting themselves. And that is a conversation that has to happen.” – Sarah Franco, director, Eagles Haven Health and Wellness Center
Check out the news story from CBS 4 about Eagles' Haven's visit to Uvalde, TX.
Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas-Uvalde branch director Brenda Faulkner and outreach coordinator Michelle Ramirez with Eagles’ Haven Wellness Center assistant director Melissa Michelin and director Rebecca Jarquin. Michelin and Jarquin were visiting Uvalde...
PARKLAND. Fla. (CBS12) — It's been five years since 17 lives were lost in the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas in 2018. In Coral Springs, the Eagles Haven Wellness Center hosted an event that focused on love and service. Eagles Haven is a community wellness...