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Catholic Social Services is holding a six-week in-person group to help children ages 6-8, and their parent/guardian learn how to manage their child's anger and angry behaviors.

Christmas celebrations were a whole lot different in the refugee camp Mu Go and Moo Aua Go lived in for most of their lives. In fact, there was very little cause to celebrate at all. Access to food, health care, and education was scarce, and without these basic necessities, the siblings suffered. Their teenage brother, Sa Nay, was severely physically disabled and could not walk, and had medical needs that went untreated. His only chance was resettlement in another country.

For Colby and his wife, seeing their daughter’s face as they sang her Happy Birthday for the first time was their hope for a brighter future.

 Sometimes the trajectory of an entire life can be changed with one simple purchase.