Mission Continues for Veterans and Military Families Through For All Seasons

Mission Continues for Veterans and Military Families Through For All Seasons

Earlier this year, the Board of Directors of the Veteran and Military Support Alliance (VAMSA) made the difficult decision to close the organization after carefully considering its long-term sustainability. While VAMSA concluded its independent operations on June 30, 2026, the Board was committed to ensuring its mission would continue. To preserve the services and support that veterans, service members, and military families depend on, the Board approached For All Seasons Behavioral Health and Rape Crisis Center to carry the mission forward. Beginning July 1, 2026, For All Seasons launched its Center for Veterans & Military Families, ensuring continuity of care while expanding services for veterans and military families throughout Maryland's Mid-Shore and beyond.

For All Seasons Debuts New Online Series on Mindfulness for Elementary-aged Children

For All Seasons Debuts New Online Series on Mindfulness for Elementary-aged Children

As elementary-aged students enjoy summer camps and local playgrounds, and prepare to head back to school, they often need help managing emotions, navigating challenges, and reducing stressful moments. For All Seasons Center for Learning has created a new online series, guided by beloved educator "Coach Bob" Hyman, whose Turtle mindfulness lessons helped generations of Talbot County students build emotional awareness, self-control, and resilience. Now, his trusted approach is available to children everywhere, helping young learners build their emotional vocabulary, recognize body cues, and practice self-regulation.

Local Business Supports Kent County High School CTE Construction Program

Local Business Supports Kent County High School CTE Construction Program

Gillespie Precast made a generous donation to support  the Kent County High School Career & Technical Education (CTE) construction program  and its student-led shed project. The project provides students with hands-on experience as they design, build, market, and  sell a shed, then reinvest proceeds into future projects. Through the process, students  develop skills in construction, teamwork, budgeting, materials management, marketing,  and sales.