Community Education

Wellness wednesday learning about red envelope
The Seton Center believes in giving charity the right way which is offering a hand up and not just a handout.

Because at its heart, true help isn't just about temporary relief, it's about fostering lasting independence. Giving a hand-up means more than just alleviating immediate suffering; it's about restoring dignity and empowering individuals to take control of their lives. We work collaboratively with people, helping them identify sustainable solutions and build the skills and resources they need to overcome challenges and thrive. We're not just giving a fish; we're teaching them how to fish – for a lifetime of success.

We offer community members workshops that include job readiness, health and wellness, and computer literacy to name a few. Please see our list of partners and collaborators that assist us with facilitating these meaningful workshops!

 
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ONGOING EVENTS


 

Chair Yoga Monday

Join us for Chair Yoga every Monday at 1:30pm, led by Margaret-Ann Radford.

Please call Sister Roberta Treppa, D.C.
at 301-447-6102 ext 20
or email outreach@setoncenter.org for more information.

Nutrition Tuesday

Join us the last Tuesday of each month for a workshop to promote healthy eating, led by nutritionist Joi Vogin from the University of Maryland Extension Office.

Please call Sister Roberta Treppa, D.C. at 301-447-6102 ext 20 or email outreach@setoncenter.org for more information.
April 29, May 27, June 24

Wellness Wednesdays

Every Wednesday at 1:30pm in the multipurpose room at Seton Center.

Topics of discussion include nutrition and healthy eating, exercise, activities, and developing healthy habits.

Typically begins with Chair Yoga by Margaret Ann Radford. RSVP not required but appreciated for planning purposes.

Please call Sister Roberta Treppa, D.C. at 301-447-6102 ext 20 or email outreach@setoncenter.org for more information.

Our Generous Funding Partners

This program was supported by the Maryland Department of Health (MDH) with funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a financial assistance award totaling $10,000. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CDC/HHS or the U.S. Government.

For a list of our current funders, please visit our Grants and Sponsorships page.