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"I felt like it was my responsibility to get the vaccine for my own safety and also for the safety and health of those around me my family and loved ones, my colleagues at CCTC, and the children and families that we serve. Ismael Alvarez. Check out this video from Ismael Alvarez, Division Director of Center Based Services, about why he received the COVID-19 vaccine.

Pandemic isolation is making it even harder for many new parents. To all the pandemic parents, we see you and YOU got this! You are doing your best and that's all you can do. https://www.inquirer.com//pandemic-babies-new-parents-isol

The pandemic has severely impacted daily lives, one of the biggest is the toll it’s taking on mental health. One way to make things easier on our friends and loved ones right now is by checking in on them and asking about their mental health. It doesn’t matter if you reach out via a call, text, social media, or in personasking how a friend has been doing will let them know they’re loved. Check out these 4 ways to check in on friends and loves ones. #mentalhealthmondays

The Jason Lenet Fund of CCTC was established in 2005 by Mark & Laura Lenet as a lasting tribute to their son, Jason, who passed away on 1/28/04. Managed by CCTC, the Fund serves as a living legacy of Jasons giving spirit and kind heart. Please consider making a donation to the Jason Lenet Memorial Fund of CCTC. Your gift will provide children and families with hope and treatment from emotional and physical traumas. Donate today by clicking here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/JasonLenet.