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Chadwick Center therapist speaks to Assistance League

Left to right: Suzanne Ingrao, Bev Slansky, (co-chairs of the Hug-a-Bear program), Sheri Rouse Chadwick Center, chapter President Joyce Bressler and philanthropic programs Vice President Wendy Morris. (Courtesy photo)

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Left to right: Suzanne Ingrao, Bev Slansky, (co-chairs of the Hug-a-Bear program), Sheri Rouse Chadwick Center, chapter President Joyce Bressler and philanthropic programs Vice President Wendy Morris.

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North Coast Current
February 28, 2013 •
Filed under Community News, Encinitas, Region

Members of the Assistance League Rancho San Dieguito heard from Sheri Rouse, a therapist from the Chadwick Center at Rady Children’s Hospital, during the organization’s February meeting.

Rouse discussed her work with abuse victims, including the coordination of key services, according to an Assistance League announcement.

The group also received a “thank you” from Rouse for its donations to help victims of abuse. Assistance League Rancho San Dieguito provides Hug-a-Bears, Assault Survivor Kits and snacks for victims to the Chadwick Center, the league announcement stated.

Assistance League Rancho San Dieguito is a volunteer nonprofit group that raises funds to help victims of violence and poverty. More information: www.alrsd.org.

 

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