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Attendees participated in classes covering topics such as healthcare resources, domestic violence, and pregnancy care. Courtesy Image
Attendees participated in classes covering topics such as healthcare resources, domestic violence, and pregnancy care. Courtesy Image

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Molina Healthcare of Texas, together with Viola’s House, hosted a diaper giveaway for expectant mothers or mothers of children under two years of age last weekend.

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Attendees participated in classes covering topics such as healthcare resources, domestic violence, and pregnancy care. They also received children’s snacks, baby wipes, baby clothes, and other baby items.

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A family taking advantage of the giveaways and information. courtesy Image
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