ChesMRC was one of 16 Mid-Shore non-profit organizations to be awarded funding at the 13th Annual Women & Girls Fund Spring Luncheon held on April 28. The grant, totaling $6,680.00, supports ChesMRC programs.
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A 12-Session course will begin on Tuesday, May 5 and be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 PM to 9 PM at St. Christopher’s Church in Chester, Maryland.
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The Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center (ChesMRC) has appointed William Akridge, Dr. Stuart Bounds and John Ford to its Board of Directors.
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Nearly 150 applicants participated in the March 15 Free Immigration Workshop hosted by ChesMRC and MIRC, receiving information on DACA/DAPA, Citizenship and Family-Based Petitions in addition to free individualized legal consultation. The next Workshop, scheduled for Saturday, April 4, will be limited to 30 participants, and registration is recommended.
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The ChesMRC has been nominated by Talbot County Public Schools for an award for exemplary efforts to engage English language learners and immigrant families.
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As part of its expanding health information outreach program, ChesMRC promoted Michelle Boulden Hammond to full-time Health Outreach Coordinator.
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ChesMRC and MIRC are hosting a free immigration workshop on Sunday, March 15 from 11 AM to 2 PM at Easton Elementary School that will provide information and consultation on deferred action relief, DACA and DAPA.
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As part of the ChesMRC’s activities in support of American Heart Month, Michelle Boulden Hammond and Julie Donaldson attended the Maryland Million Hearts Symposium on February 10.
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The Rural Maryland Council’s grant has contributed to the ChesMRC’s ability to help more than 700 non-English speaking clients from across the Mid-Shore with translations, driver’s license applications and referrals to professional services providers.
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The ChesMRC Art Group took a field trip to Academy Art Museum on January 28, where they learned about the latest exhibit and created their own artwork.
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