Abbott
First Bright Space Developed to Give Children Living With Substance Abuse a Dedicated Play and Learning Environment
Published in Women's Health Weekly, June 21st, 2007
Mayor Leon Rockingham, Senator Richard Durbin, and Representative Kathy Ryg and members of the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children, Nicasa and Abbott, today cut ribbons to officially open North Chicago's first Bright Space for children of women with substance abuse problems at Nicasa's Women's Services. Bright Spaces are designed to provide children, many of whom are homeless, with a dedicated, enriching area to play and learn.
"We are very pleased to have the Bright Spaces program at our Women's Services Center in North Chicago. The Bright Space will help children of women with substance abuse problems thrive. I cannot thank Abbott enough for funding the Bright...
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