AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Opportunity: Woodward Hines Education Foundation is stepping in with $800,000 to help about 170 Mississippi foster students keep their college plans on track after a FAITH Scholarship funding shortfall left them facing denial letters. Public Health & Community Care: Lifeline Blood Services issued a critical blood donation appeal after two major medical emergencies drained local supplies fast. Digital Access for Mississippians: AT&T opened a Connected Learning Center inside The Bean Path in Jackson and expanded Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) with a new site at Briarwood Arts Center, offering free tech training for seniors. Youth Mental Health: S.A.F.E. S.P.A.C.E. TheaterTherapy launched a free boys’ mental health discussion series in Clinton, with sessions set for early August. Local Culture & Faith: A new Congress Street mural in downtown Jackson celebrates the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi’s history and community impact. Civic & Safety: Marion and Walthall county law enforcement leaders met to learn how new child welfare and juvenile justice changes will affect their work.
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