Healthy Worcester Families Life Skills Program Returns to Help Parents and Youth Build Stronger Futures

Snow Hill, MD – The Worcester County Health Department’s Healthy Worcester Families Life Skills program is returning this August to help parents/guardians learn how to keep their adolescent (6th-9th grade) children on the path to a bright future. The no-cost, 9-week program is designed to reduce the risk of youth engaging in substance use, build role modeling and clear communication skills, and help youth improve their self-management and social skills. The class also empowers parents/guardians to help their kids make responsible choices, build healthy relationships, and resist negative peer pressure.

The Healthy Worcester Families LifeSkill program will be offered on Mondays, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. starting August 24, 2026 and will be held at the Worcester County Health Department (6040 Public Landing Road, Snow Hill, MD 21863).  A nutritious meal will be provided during each session, and attendees will earn exciting prizes that the whole family can enjoy.

Register your family for the Healthy Worcester Families Lifeskills program at worcesterhealth.org or call 410-632-1100 ext. 1109. Stay connected and get updates by following us on social media at @worcesterhealth, or by visiting our website at worcesterhealth.org.

Worcester Health Offers Free Youth Summer Enrichment Program

Snow Hill, MD – Worcester County Health Department’s “Just For Girls” and “Just for Guys” program is here to help 6th - 8th graders finish their summer vacation strong and on the path to a bright future.