Events in 2004!!!
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 Transitioning
Lives:
LSH in Collaboration with University of Pennsylvania presents
this documentary....
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here to view it...
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LSH’S
KEEP KIDS SAFE SKATE:
LSH’s Keep Kids Safe Skate was sucessfully held
at University of Pennsylvania Ice Rink...
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here for pictures from this event...
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LOCAL CHILDREN REACH OUT TO HOMELESS CHILDREN IN PHILADELPHIA
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here for more details and Pictures from this event...
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FEED YOUR BODY-HEAL A HEART. DINE OUT TO SUPPORT VICTIMS
OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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here for more details about this event...
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OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2004: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS CAMPAIGN:
LSH launched a three-month city-wide Domestic Violence
Awareness Campaign.
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here for more details about this event...
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here for pictures from the press conference....
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September 17th, 2004, Lutheran Settlement House's Senior
Center hosted it's first Annual Senior Fair...
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here for pictures from this event...
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Lutheran Settlement House’s Domestic Violence Medical
Counselor/Advocate was awarded the National “Sunshine
Peace Award.”..
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here for more details...
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2004
Brighter Spaces and Buddy Bears Campaign at Lutheran Settlement
House...
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here for more details about this event...
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here for pictures from the above event...
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LSH’S
SUMMER IN THE CITY CAMP:
This event was created to provide the opportunity to the
30 families who find safety and refuge at our Luther House
Family Shelter...
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here for more details about this event...
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PURPLE
RIBBON CAMPAIGN!
One of the many initiatives of LSH’s Bilingual Domestic
Violence to educate and create awareness about Domestic
Violence in Philadelphi...
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here for more details about this event...
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LSH’S
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ART AND ESSAY CONTEST FOR CHILDREN:
Each year in the fall, LSH’s Bilingual Domestic
Violence Project holds an annual awareness event and prevention
initiative called Listen Up: Kids Have Something to Say
About Domestic Violence! Listen Up....
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here for more details about this event...
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LSH’S
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BUDDY BEAR PROGRAM:
Each year in the winter, Lutheran Settlement House, in
collaboration with the Philadelphia Police Department,
holds a Buddy Bear Campaign, aimed to protect child witnesses
of Domestic Violence (DV)....
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here for more details about this event...
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held Events!!! |
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LSH’s
Read-A-Thon and Author Event:
Lutheran Settlement House’s Community Education
& Employment Department (CEED) celebrated the value
of reading and literacy through its grassroots Read-A-Thon
and a public event with well-known author Tanya Maria
Barrientos.World.B.Free, of the Philadelphia 76ers, was
present to award certificates
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here for more details about this event...
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here for pictures from this event...
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LSH's
Community Education and Employment Department Class of
2004 graduation ceremony held on January 30th was a great
success...
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here for pictures from this event...
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KEEP
OUR KIDS SAFE SKATE! event held recently was a big success
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here to see some pictures from this event...
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Lutheran
Settlement House and Philadelphia Police sucessfully launch
"Buddy Bears Campaign" to protect child witnesses
of Domestic Violence.
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here to get more details about this event...
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Beatriz
F. Vierria, Executive Director of LSH recently had her
article published in Aldia Newspaper. The theme of the
article is around "Fathers Day".
Click
here to read it(in spanish)....
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Lutheran
Settlement House recently was part of United Way's "Best
of Philadephia" TV Ad Campaign. Please sit back and
watch this short ad!
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here to launch the Flash Movie....
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Lutheran
Settlement House Announces Extraordinary Gift from the
Deaconess Community of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
in America!
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here for more details....
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The 4th Annual LSH Read-a-thon took place March
17 through April 3. Students and staff of LSH’s
adult education program found sponsors and spent time
reading. This year we raised over $1700 in cash donations
and almost $1000 in donated prizes for our readers. Students
and staff spend almost 1700 hours reading over the two
week period and celebrated with a wonderful party.
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