Reed Refuge Center

Attention OUT & ABOUT Readers

Click here for the just-published March issue of Out & About Magazine…Out is In.

While the expansion of outdoor gathering places has been a trend for several years, the pandemic has increased restaurants’ focus on alfresco options. This month, Pam George provides an informative overview of the outdoor dining scene.

Also in this issue:

  • Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald visits the inspiring city youth center Reed’s Refuge
  • Kevin Noonan goes one-on-one with the brains behind Big Oyster Brewery
  • Jill Althouse-Wood profiles Arden Gild Hall’s resourceful Ron Ozer
  • And Mark Fields helps us remember the magic movie theaters provide
On a serious note, the alarming increase in teen suicides is a not being discussed as it should. In this month’s story, Generation Lockdown, Bob Yearick talks to a collection of Delaware experts who weigh in on this disturbing trend – and offer advice on reading and reacting to troubled teens.

 

The L.E.A.R.N Program Reeds Refuge Center

Reeds’ Refuge Receives Innovation Grant from New Castle

The L.E.A.R.N Program:

Laboratory for Equal Education and Access at Reeds’ Refuge Neighborhood

 

Reeds’ Refuge has created a virtual learning classroom which serves our children. The program also offers education resources like graphic design with superior hardware and software, necessary for the processor and memory intensive actions of programs like Adobe Cloud.

In addition, audio engineering software like Pro Tools is available to both intrigue students and serve an audio engineering vocational training program. While this is not a jobs program per se, training in multiple trades are an organic part of the program. These include graphic design, audio engineering kills and vitally, soft skills for success in the work environment.

 

L.E.A.R.N Program Reeds Refuge Center

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