ELOHIM conducts cancer, autism program

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At the cancer and autism event, from left, are ELOHIM staffers Kenyatta Garner and Kesi Harrison; speakers Jewel Morris and VonShaella Sanders; pastor Joseph L. Young of House of Prayer; ELOHIM staffers Shanta S. Hooper and Rykieschella Thomas; and Chatae Mabins of Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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ELOHIM conducts cancer, autism program

By GWENDOLYN JOHNSON

WEBB — ELOHIM Child Care & Learning Center hosted its annual walk on Nov. 1. recognizing survivors of cancer and autism.

Speakers this year were psychiatric nurse practitioner VonShaella Sanders, whose daughter was diagnosed autistic, and cancer survivor Jewel Morris.

Their messages gave insight to diagnosis and treatment for cancer and autism.

A special thanks is extended to Tutwiler Mayor Nichole Harris-Rosebud, House of Prayer of Cleveland pastor Joseph L. Young, ELOHIM’s owners and staff, and the supportive citizens.

This year’s event was very enlightening and surely was appreciated by all in attendance.

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