With wedding season peaking over summer, many couples attend multiple ceremonies in a matter of months – often leaving them considering whether to walk down the aisle themselves. However, with all the joy of marriage comes the potential reality of divorce. No one wants to go into
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It’s all too easy for children to view Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as just an extra day off from school. Our public relations team arranged for Jim Clark, a licensed clinical social worker and president and CEO of Daniel, to discuss the importance of celebrating the
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Looking at happy, healthy 3-year-old Mason you’d never know that about one year ago he was found wandering the halls of a hotel. Unfortunately, his biological mother neglected him, which led to the Department of Children and Families stepping in on Mason’s behalf. With the help of Daniel,
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A heartbreaking story emerged earlier this week about Donald Crystalus, a local father who is being charged with neglecting and murdering his 4-month-old son. The tragedy has drawn attention to the issue of child abuse once again as our community faces an alarming uptick of abuse-related deaths,
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