he
leaders of tomorrow and potential future Childrenís Hospital Boston
employees are pictured in the Prouty Garden. Ten 7th and 8th grade
girls participated in the newest Center
for Young Womenís Health initiative, the Peer Mentoring Program,
this summer. Four of the girls, Alexis Tice-Alarcon, Tynaya Frasier,
Katie Kilday and Lotem Bassam, are the daughters of CHB employees.
The program offered workshops on building self- esteem, critical
thinking, safety on the streets and the Internet, nutrition, fitness
and a health career day.
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he
leaders of tomorrow and potential future Childrenís Hospital Boston
employees are pictured in the Prouty Garden. Ten 7th and 8th grade
girls participated in the newest