Chatham County Health Department Hosts Community Baby Shower August 30

The Chatham County Health Department welcomes expecting moms and the families and caregivers of young children to a Community Baby Shower on Friday, August 30th. The event will feature giveaways like free diapers and other infant care items, along with raffle prizes and light refreshments.

“In addition to all the free items, we’ll also introduce families to organizations that can provide ongoing support,” said Katee Sykes, Public Health Educator with the Chatham County Health Department. “This baby shower is a way to bring a variety of local resources under one roof so families can get connected.”

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