Supporting and Serving Children in Under Resourced Communities with Jan Michener
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Learning to read at a young age can prove so critical to how well a child flourishes as they grow. We meet with Jan Michener, Founder and Executive Director of Arts Holding Hands & Hearts (AHHAH). Based in Kennett Square, AHHAH supports young people in under resourced communities across Chester County. The organizations runs a range of arts and literacy programs in communities, schools, and the youth detention center – all focused on enabling those young people to thrive, rather than merely service. With deep commitment to helping children read at grade level from an early age, Jan walks us through several of AHHAH’s program and initiatives.
OUR PARTNER
Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce
LINKS
Arts Holding Hands and Hearts (AHHAH)
- Website: ahhah.org
- Instagram: instagram.com/artsholdinghandsandhearts
- Facebook: facebook.com/ArtsHoldingHandsAndHeartsInc
- Jan Michener on LinkedIn
Additional Links
- Chester County Futures
- Kennett Ability Network (KAN)
- Good Works
- Camp Dreamcatcher
- Kennett Library
- Justamere Foundation
- Chester County Intermediate Unit
- Chester County Youth Center
- Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
- The Alliance for Health Equity
- Chester County Opportunities Industrialization Center (CCOIC)
Other Interviews with Jan Michener
- Jan Michener on Great Dames
- Jan Michener on The Art of Volunteering Podcast
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TRANSCRIPT
The full transcript for this episode will be published on our website as soon as it is available.