News | Thursday, May 9, 2013
As a child, Nain Yepez was interested in gardening because he got his allowance by watering the family’s plants. But what started as a way to earn money has become a lifelong passion and a teaching tool at Any Baby Can.
Read more : Planting Seeds of CuriosityNews | Wednesday, May 8, 2013
As Natalie and Stephron drove to the hospital, they felt the nervous excitement that most parents-to-be experience. But soon, fear took over. After their son Camrin was born, doctors diagnosed him with an underdeveloped cerebellum, which causes delays in motor skill development. “I didn’t know what to expect,” said Natalie. “It was so scary.”
Read more : A Future, RedefinedNews | Tuesday, May 7, 2013
For Natividad Joffre, April 12, 2010, is the day her nightmare began. That was the day Bianca, the Joffre’s youngest child, came home from school not feeling well. She was tired, had a severe pain in her stomach, and a pale complexion. Natividad took her to the hospital, but could have never imagined the turn their life was about to take.
Read more : A Little Bit of MagicNews | Monday, May 6, 2013
One in three Austin households lacks the financial products to build savings and make the most of their money. That fact is part of the motivation for the new United Way for Greater Austin Bank on Central Texas campaign. The initiative helps improve the financial stability of the Central Texas community and supports United Way’s commitment to addressing barriers to economic opportunity.
Read more : Banking on a Stronger CommunityNews | Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Any Baby Can extends a sincere thank you to everyone who made the Candlelighters Tennis Tournament a great success. Your support will bring hope to families coping with the unthinkable reality of childhood cancer.
Thank you!
35%
of pregnant women receive inadequate prenatal care
1,777
cases of child abuse were confirmed in Travis County in 2009
6 in 10
low-income children are not kindergarten ready
