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New June Gardens project in Newport seeks to address housing needs

In response to growing housing needs in the region, Brighton Properties, a subsidiary of Brighton Center, broke ground on a 12-unit development in Newport on May 11 to provide stable, income-aligned housing. The project represents an investment in addressing housing instability in Northern Kentucky. June Gardens was made possible through funding support from the Kentucky […]

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NKY partners to donate 50 laptops, launch free digital skills training for residents

Dozens of Northern Kentucky residents will be receiving free laptops and digital skills training. Connected Nation, AT&T Kentucky and Brighton Center are partnering to provide 50 laptop devices and digital skills to Northern Kentucky residents. The devices are being furnished through AT&T’s Tech 4 Training program to ensure participants receive reliable, high-quality devices. Training and […]

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Brighton Center’s new program expands help for families with kids

Brighton Center, a wrap-around nonprofit located in Newport, is expanding its early childhood services with a new resource navigator program. The program is the result of the organization receiving federal grant funding that will fund the addition of three resource navigator positions. Qualifying families with children up to age 5 can make a one-on-one appointment […]

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Free baby essentials, support offered at Newport community baby shower

Northern Kentucky’s newest and soon-to-be parents are receiving a warm welcome this week, complete with free baby essentials, gifts and local support. The Pregnancy Care Network of Northern Kentucky is hosting a community baby shower for new and expectant families on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Holy Spirit Parish Center, 840 Washington Ave., Newport. This event will include free […]

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Schools help students by helping families succeed

Schools across Northern Kentucky are listening, building relationships and acknowledging parents’ or guardians’ importance in their strategies to help children succeed. “If we want true partnerships between families and schools, we have to redesign systems that invite families in on their own terms,” said Cheye Calvo, president of EducateNKY. “That means shifting from doing to […]

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