NEWS

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – On May 10, 45 Broward county middle and high school students gathered for Helping Abused Neglected Disadvantaged Youth’s (HANDY) second annual Field Day at Holiday Park.

School Board member and Council Chair Robin Bartleman’s op-ed, “Children’s Services Council of Broward is doing its job well,” was right on target. At HANDY, where we provide life skills

Eyeonsouthflorida.com HANDY will be sending over 200 middle and high school students, including kids from the Guardian ad Litem program, back to school in style this year! This past Saturday

It was a packed house at the Hyatt Pier 66 Friday morning as HANDY honored their 2013 college graduates and their Champions of Children whose interest, vision, and generous support

Handy Inc of Fort Lauderdale held their Grand Re-Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony this past Tuesday. The community took part in the celebration and a special thank you went out

<iframe width=”383″ height=”249″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/TsxWXkftkLw” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> Over 700 people turned out to recognize local non-profits at the 4th Annual PNC Bank Non-Profit Academy Awards presented by 211 Broward at Seminole

On Friday, May 18th, 400 guests will gather at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six for the 7th Annual HANDY Scholars Breakfast. The breakfast recognizes the 2012 college graduates in HANDY’s

HANDY youth Renato Lherisson, an American citizen born in Miami, FL and attended school here. He moved to Haiti as a child and returned to Florida after the catastrophic earthquake.