What is shovel ready in your town?

March 13, 2009 · Filed Under Politics 

I’ve just returned from New Orleans, where I spoke at the Conference Board’s annual Work Life meeting. This was my first trip to NOLA, and I was struck by the very open and raw appeals by New Orleanians for help, help from tourists, the Feds, and the state. From the President of Tulane University to our tour guide in the Garden District, everyone we met shared an openness about the need for concentrated and coordinated civic action to save their city. Well, a lot of cities need saving of some type. The Stimulus Package seemed very abstract to me until I got the email below from a local family services agency in my town.

What’s shovel ready in your neighborhood?

Today I got a note from the Medford MA Family Network, and incredible organization that helps so many families in my area. They asked citizens to contact lawmakers…

…to Keep Building a Future for Massachusetts’ Children!

* 15 years providing universal, comprehensive services for all families with children birth to 4.

* Parenting Education; Family Support; Play to Learn Parent/Child Interactive Groups; Basic Human Needs Supports; School Readiness Programs; Information and Referral.

* Collaborating with local businesses, community organizations and school systems; filling service gaps.

Line Item #3000-7050

Legislators that Serve Medford

Rep. Paul Donato (781) 395-1683
Rep. Carl Sciortino (617) 722-2400
Rep. Sean Garballey (617) 722-2400
Sen. Patricia Jehlen (617) 722-1578

Please call them today to let them know how important the Medford Family Network is to you and your family!

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