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Recuerdos de las fiestas

La tradición es la forma en que pasamos las fiestas creando recuerdos. Por ejemplo, cantar villancicos o visitar a Papá Noel. Guardamos con cariño un recuerdo de las fiestas, pero siempre hay tiempo para crear otros nuevos. 

Recuerdos de las fiestas

El estrés navideño es natural, pero crear momentos positivos y memorables puede merecer la pena la ansiedad de planear una cena o comprar regalos. ¿Necesitas inspiración? Encuentra ejemplos de recuerdos navideños favoritos aquí: https://www.sweetwaternow.com/our-favorite-holiday-memories-and-traditions-what-are-yours/

2023 - Un año en perspectiva

2023 es un año de acontecimientos e historias impactantes que sucedieron en todo el mundo; echa un vistazo a un repaso aquí: https://www.thefactsite.com/year/2023.

¿Cómo vas a celebrar el final de 2023? Cuéntanoslo en los comentarios.

SPAN Youth Chats: Ahora mensualmente (Sólo disponible en inglés

Los Chats de Jóvenes de SPAN pasarán a ser mensuales a partir del 31 de enero de 2024. Más información sobre la inscripción aquí: The SPAN Youth Chat for Ages 14-26

Recursos...

Enlace a la página de internet de SPAN: www.spanadvocacy.org
Enlace a la página de Recursos de Jóvenes Informados de SPAN: Youth in the Know
Estamos aquí para usted! Por favor llame a SPAN si necesita asistencia: 1-800-654-7726

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