“Substance Free Youth wants to learn what concerns parents have around substance abuse. What does substance abuse look like in your child’s environment? How can we help you?
During this community talk we will also share ways that parents and family members can talk about drugs with their teens and how to spot the signs of drug use. http://www.arpnc.org/partnership/
“Come and learn about how AVID (Advancement Via Indi- vidual Determination) in higher education can help support your student’s academic skills, critical thinking and aca- demic behaviors like organization, time management and goal setting. During this session, parents and guardians wills learn more about the AVID program, peer and faculty mentorship, and so much more.”
“A program that combines the teaching of literacy skills with child development, adult empowerment and professional skill development. Adults and children use the power of language to discover more about themselves, their families and their communities. The program consists of 30, two- hour weekly sessions.
Classes are held September-May”
16E Stewart St, Asheville
“Participants will learn techniques and strategies that will help make math become fun for all! This workshop presented by UNC Asheville will provide home- work support for both parents and students.“
Mondays
16E Stewart Street, Asheville
“We will give you the tools you need to pass your GED with flying colors.
Call Terrie Williams at (828) 239-3559”
Tuesdays & Thursdays
EVERYBODY can join in the fun: guys, gals, kids,dogs, cats! Whether you are near or far, we want you to participate ♥ For 15 years each Easter Saturday, we have been sashaying down Main Street donning our finest or funnest hats!. This year, in an effort not to do without this annual tradition – due to an unforeseen medical problem -we will be having a “virtual” promenade. Make a great Easter hat or pull one out of your vintage collection and snap a selfie or have someone else take a pic (digital of course) and send it to the Facebook page’s inbox. We’ll make a great slide show and share it! Thanks for being part of the tradition and fun!
Facebook Page Link HERE: https://www.facebook.com/HendersonvilleNC/
*Includes selected Outlet locations. Excludes Express locations. Event open to kids ages 6-up and adult collectors. Parental supervision required at all times for minors. All giveaways and event materials available while supplies last and distributed to participants only. Limit one per customer. Quantities limited; no rain checks.
“It’s a building event of heroic proportions! Saturday, February 20th from 12-2pm come by your local Toys“R”Us store to build and take home an exclusive FREE Shield Dock! Download the FREE Merlock 2.0 app game to any mobile device before the event and increase your powers in an in-store hunt for power!
*Event intended for children, ages 6-up. Parental supervision required at all times. All giveaways and event materials are available while supplies last and distributed to participating children only. Limit one per child. Quantities limited; no rain checks.”
Learn how Franklin’s college-bound program helps students develop the skills they need to succeed in college & beyond!
“The only 5K in the area where dogs aren’t just allowed…they’re invited!
Compete in the timed 5K run or join in the one mile walk. It’s all for a great cause: walkers ask their friends to sponsor them in the race to help raise funds to support animals in need!
Register Now through Fundly at https://fundly.com/
Sunday, April 10th at Fletcher Park just south of Asheville
12:00pm Tshirt Pick Up, Day of Registration, & Vendor Festival Begins
1:00pm 5K Run Begins
1:30pm 1 Mile Walk Begins
4:00 Vendor Festival Ends
This year Brother Wolf will take in over 6,000 needy animals with the help of supporters just like you. This is why your participation in this event and the funds that you raise through your supporters are so important!
This is a family friendly event.”
http://www.fundly.com/brother-wolf-s-run-for-the-paws-5k