ReCAST BR News

  Christina Dickerson - Our # 1 Student  Christina Dickerson, a young mother of three year-old twin girls and another two year old daughter is currently the top welding student in our program. Christina has endured homelessness and unemployment as a single mother this summer, but through it all, only missed two days of class while at times having to bring her girl to school with her.  Despite living out of a motel she is determined to leave a legacy for her girls.  Come out and help us celebrate Christina Dickerson and "Women In Welding". We invite individuals to come out and be a blessing to this family. Our hope is to get her into stable housing, provide food, and clothing for her and her girls.

  CTE Welding, Pipefitting, and Electrical Accelerated Program Core Credential and Level 1 Certified Graduates Summer 2022. We are so proud of our students who chose to pursue more than what their environment presented this summer.  They chose to position themselves to overcome crime, violence, and intergenerational poverty, by participating in our CTE workforce certification program. Thanks to the Office of the Mayor President, ReCAST Coalition, Royalty Welding, Glen Oaks HS, EBR CTEC, and various supporters we were able to support and develop young men and women from across the parish.   Come out and help us celebrate them this Friday, July 29th at 6:00 pm at the Family and Youth Service Center located at 1120 Government St. Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70805.    Special thanks to our instructor team Travis Albert, Greg Chapman, and Niquitia Matthews.  We also want to thank Ms. Tangi Milton, Principle Robert, Signater, Evelyn Blanson, Associate Superintend...

  Returning from the Pandemic into a Suicide Safer Community : embracing growth and transformation in an uncertain world   A workshop hosted by Family Service of Greater Baton Rouge and the National Suicidology Training Center, a program of the Baton Rouge Crisis Intervention Cente r. As our community moves forward in a new environment post pandemic, many (if not most) of us may recognize we are changed. The impact of the Coronavirus disease and strategies to control it have created an increase in mental health issues among Americans and around the world. As reported in a May 4, 2022, Forbes article, the pandemic has been the most traumatic event that half (50%) of all Americans have lived through, according to new research. A study by McKinsey found that one of every three employees say their return to the workplace has had a negative impact on their mental health, and they’re feeling anxious and depressed. A tot...

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