Towson University Groups Create Care Packages For Members Unable To Go Home For Holidays

TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Recognizing that some members of the Towson University community are unable to go home for the holidays and the winter break, several offices around the campus have created care packages to address needs such as food insecurity, emergency shelter information, health care and mental health services, as well as suggestions for low- and no-cost activities. The university's Counseling Center partnered with the Center for Student Diversity, the International Students & Scholars office, Housing & Residence Life, and the Division of Student Affairs to put together the packages, which also include affirmation cards. READ MORE: Baltimore Businesses Host Subdued Celebrations, Quieter Crowds For New Years Eve Photo Credit: Towson University READ MORE: Homeless Baltimore Man, Daudi Boma, Wanders Baltimore Streets With Hidden, Rich Past "We will be distributing care packages and resource guides for students who may find themselves feeling lonely or in need of support this winter," G. Wei Ng, staff psychologist and diversity coordinator for the Counseling Center, said in a statement. "Additionally, there will be in-person programming in January where students can connect with each other to ward off feelings of isolation and loneliness over the long winter break." The university plans to continue… Read full this story

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