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West Chester University: Holiday Diaper Drive To Benefit Families & Children Of Chester County

Inspired by a season of giving where neighbors make all the difference, West Chester University (WCU) Community Mental Health Services ( ...

November 23, 2021

“The mission of the WCU Community Mental Health Services center is to improve access
to quality mental health care for all individuals who need it,” says coordinator of
the Holiday Diaper Drive Rosa Boniface, a current graduate student in the University’s
Doctor of Psychology Program in Clinical Psychology. “It has been a long, stressful
year and WCU-CMHS hopes to give back to the community and support those we serve in
the way they need it most. United Way of Chester County shares our mission of community
empowerment and is helping us make an intentional difference in our community. All
diapers donated will go directly to children and families in need in Chester County.
We hope many will help us make this holiday season much brighter for those neighbors
who need it most.”

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The Holiday Diaper Drive welcomes donations of diapers of any size, brand, or amount.
Diapers must be packaged or boxed. Loose or used diapers are unable to be accepted.

Donations can be dropped in collection boxes located at the following three WCU sites:

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WCU Community Mental Health Services (CMHS) is affiliated with the West Chester University
Doctor of Psychology Program. CMHS serves as a training center for graduate students
in the Doctor of Psychology Program and as a clinical research site for faculty in
the Psychology Department. As a non-profit training and research facility, Community
Mental Health Services provides low-cost, cutting-edge psychotherapy and testing.
A wide range of psychological services are provided as well as specializations in
trauma-related disorders and child & adolescent mental health. Services are provided
by graduate students earning a doctorate in psychology, who are closely supervised
by experienced, licensed psychologists. Children, adolescents, adults, couples, and
families from all backgrounds are served. Providers strive to be culturally sensitive
and compassionate and are equally committed to the highest ethical standards.

For more information about the Holiday Diaper Drive, visit wcupa.edu/CommunityMentalHealth or send an email to RB796569@wcupa.edu

 


This press release was produced by West Chester University. The views expressed here are the author’s own.