A Call to Arms
A Call to Arms (To hold, and not to harm) By Teresa (aka Joan) Cobleigh Solemn on the western front where news blows in with hurricane-force winds, I hear [...]
Reflections of the 2022 Ambassador Retreat
Retreat Reflections Herren Project Ambassadors are a group of 28 community members from across the country who go the extra mile to connect others to Herren Project’s services and [...]
Fathers for the Fatherless
Fathers for the Fatherless A Father’s Day Wish By Teresa Cobleigh Father’s Day is a time to celebrate great fathers and mark their important roles in our lives. It [...]
Herren Project to Offer Mental Health First Aid Training Nationwide
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 19, 2022 Herren Project to Offer Mental Health First Aid Training Nationwide Herren Project is Part of a National Initiative to Increase Mental Health Literacy In [...]
National Prevention Week – My Prevention Story
There is Power in Sharing Your Story By Brady J. We all have those Friday nights when we choose to be alone as everyone is out partying. Those Friday nights [...]
The Game Has Changed – Fentanyl Awareness Day
The Game Has Changed By Teresa Cobleigh May 10th is the nation’s first Fentanyl Awareness Day, and Herren Project is pleased to join others in supporting the movement to raise [...]
2022 Spirit of Purple Winner
Parmila Sarki Roger L. Putnam Voc-Tech Academy Nominated by William Scott Award: $500 Meet the 2022 Spirit of Purple Winner! Parmila has been an outstanding student leader for all Putnam’s [...]
The Condition our Condition is In
The Condition our Condition is In By Teresa Cobleigh May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and I am reminded of The Dude in The Big Lebowski dancing at the bowling [...]
Doing the Next Right Thing
Doing the Next Right Thing By Aaron Rich Right on Hereford, left on Boylston… The navigational directions are simple. Right on Hereford, left on Boylston. The directions for life are [...]
His Name Was Mark
Mark B. By: Caleb Daniloff His name was Mark. He was born in Northport, New York, and last February he died in Boston, of an overdose. He was 28 [...]
