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The film "Screenagers Next Chapter: Supporting Adolescent Mental Health" will be shown at Kennedy Middle School (165 Mill St.) on Sept. 10, from 7-8:30pm. A panel discussion will follow the film. Register to attend this free event by visiting the SPARK Kindness website. Reach our wonderful audience and support local news by becoming a Natick Report advertising […]
Gather health and other information from town departments as well as local agencies and organizations. including those focused on Alzheimer's, mediation, transportation, housing, and more. Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1-3pm Natick Community-Senior Center 117 E. Central St. For more information: :508 647-6540 Please send news tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com
There is a strong relationship between mental health and substance use disorders. In this webinar on Nov. 14 at 7pm, learn how caring adults can engage in prevention and treatment for adolescent substance use and depression. This program is hosted and presented by Natick 180 and Families for Depression Awareness. YES, sign me up for Natick […]
Students at Natick High School are hosting Loved to Death: Effective Relationships & the Prevention of Dating and Break-Up Violence on Wednesday, February 12th at 6:30 PM. This interactive event features a video about the tragic loss of Wayland’s Lauren Astley in 2011. Natick High students will lead discussions on recognizing unhealthy relationships, promoting healthy ones, and […]
Raising Kind and Resilient Children: You won't want to miss this talk about how to build resilience and community for children in an age of increasing anxiety, technology, and disconnection. Christine Guthery, Executive Director of Spark Kindness, will talk about how to build family, school, and community connections that ensure children do not feel alone, […]
Join a free Zoom program titled "Addressing Black youth mental health" on Feb 26 at 6:30 PM, hosted by Natick 180, Natick Public Schools, and Families for Depression Awareness. Learn how to recognize when Black teens may need mental health support, understand the barriers they face, and discover ways to help them access the care they deserve. […]
National Rx Drug Take Back Day April 26th 10:00AM - 2:00PM Dispose of unused & expired medications at Natick Police Department, rear of building. Yes: Tablets, capsules, patches, liquids, and prescription drugs No: Syringes & sharps (contact Natick Health Dept) See something? Send something: natickreport@gmail.com
The Natick Board of Health has scheduled its Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Day for Saturday, May 3 from 9am-12pm at the Natick Department of Public Works at 75 West Street. Tickets will only be sold in advance and the event is limited to 300 vehicles. No tickets will be sold that day and vehicles without […]
Hosted by Natick 180. Do you (or somebody you know) feel stuck and overwhelmed? Join psychologist Dr. Lisa Coyne for a session based on her book "Stop Avoiding Stuff" on Thursday, May 15th from 6:30–8:00pm at Wilson Middle School. Learn microskills to promote mental wellness, face challenges that are outside of your control, support your loved […]
Stop by to learn about some of the local organizations & resources for mental health support. There will be free giveaways, family friendly attractions, and wellness activities. YES, sign me up for Natick Report's free weekday email newsletter
EVENT: Natick Community Blood Drive DATE: Tuesday, June 17 TIME: 2pm-7pm LOCATION: Morse Institute Library, 14 E. Central St. SIGN UP: Call 800-733-2767 or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter Morse to schedule an appointment.
The Town of Natick presents All Aboard, an accessible and adaptive cycling program. Anyone that has a mobility limitation and wants to experience cycling is welcome and encouraged to participate. Natick is partnering with All Out Adventures, who brings a fleet of adaptive and accessible tricycles and bicycles to Natick. Staff will ensure a proper fit, and […]
