Nancy’s Triumph

November 19th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Our Students, PPW|

"I began to meet [Nancy] at lunch time and walk her to her next class so she would not be tempted or pressured to leave. Eventually she confided in me that she was pregnant and did not see how she was going to graduate from high school."--Daryl Penn, PPW

A New Start on Life

November 19th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, PPW|

"I know that this wonderful, giving woman and her husband have given this child a solid foundation filled with love and opportunity. I am so excited to see what great things lie ahead for this student thanks to support of these people."--Allison Mathews, PPW

Seeing the Silver Lining in the Love for our Children

November 19th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, PPW|

"Where’s the inspiration or silver lining in these situations you may ask? It’s simply the power and influence that one individual may change the outcome of someone’s life for the better."--Jennifer Laque, PPW

A Conversation with Marie

November 19th, 2019|Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, PPW, Uncategorized|

"Marie and I wondered what young children and infants internalize while living with drug addicted parents. What do they see? What do they hear? And how does it affect them later in life?"--Julianne Lockwood

Words of Encouragement for Kinship Caregivers

February 5th, 2019|Annapolis Stories, Arundel Stories, Broadneck Stories, Chesapeake Stories, Glen Burnie Stories, Meade Stories, North County Stories, Northeast Stories, Old Mill Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Community, Our Employees, PPW, Severna Park Stories, South River Stories, Southern Stories|

"Kinship care is something I can relate to personally. Being raised by my grandparents, I know firsthand how it feels to not reside with a biological parent."--Chasity McGhee