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In the Heart of Heartbreaknew

Noah was energetic and animated, with big blue eyes. He loved unusual foods for a child: pickles, broccoli, salmon. And tacos — he often talked about wanting to manage a taco factory when he grew up, in addition to being an astronaut and a doctor.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Naomi Zeveloff  |  01-03-2013  |  Children & Families

Comfort in the Stormnew

CASA program helps families and children through turbulent adjustment periods.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Rhonda Van Pelt  |  11-17-2011  |  Children & Families

Stopping The Spiralnew

The Suicide Prevention Partnership aims to help limit families' pain with its Children Left Behind program.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Rhonda Van Pelt  |  12-22-2010  |  Children & Families

Playing Catch-Upnew

A program targeted at helping Army soldiers' schoolkids.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Rhonda Van Pelt  |  12-09-2010  |  Children & Families

Calling for backupnew

Colorado Springs foster families find 'a godsend' in a nonprofit that could use some help itself.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  09-30-2010  |  Children & Families

Can Eating More Omega-3 Fatty Acids Tip the Scales on Depression?new

One doctor believes that mental illness could very well come from us eating too little fish.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Kirsten Akens  |  05-27-2010  |  Children & Families

Stopping Child Suicidesnew

More kids are killing themselves, and at younger ages. But experts believe we can fight back.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Kirsten Akens  |  05-27-2010  |  Children & Families

Will State-Run Social Services Increase Costs and Confusion?new

In Colorado's El Paso country more than 9,200 child abuse and neglect reports through October were received this year, exceeding Denver County, the next-busiest, by close to 2,000 reports.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Anthony Lane  |  11-05-2009  |  Children & Families

To Proponents of Natural 'Death Care,' Colorado Springs Feels Like Fertile Groundnew

A Boulder nonprofit aims to educate and empower families to care for their own dead in less conventional ways that are more meaningful to them, more affordable and more environmentally conscious.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Jill Thomas  |  06-09-2009  |  Children & Families

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