Join Us for Exciting Activities with Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse This February
- Randine Besosa
- 2 days ago
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February is a month full of opportunities to connect, support, and grow with the Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse. Whether you are a parent looking for a welcoming community, someone in need of essential supplies, or simply interested in giving back, there is something for everyone. This post highlights the various activities and events happening this month, including the diaper pantry, the Young and Young at Heart book club, donation drives, and the food pantry needs. Read on to learn how you can participate, contribute, or benefit from these valuable programs.

Diaper Pantry: Support for Families in Need
The diaper pantry is a vital resource for families who need assistance with baby supplies. On Wednesday, February 4 and 18, from 10 to 11 a.m., the pantry will be open to distribute diapers to those who need them. Diapers can be expensive and hard to afford for many families, so this pantry helps ease that burden.
If you are a parent or caregiver, this is a great chance to stock up on diapers for your little ones. The pantry is easy to access and staffed by caring volunteers who understand the challenges families face.
Key details:
Dates: February 4 and 18
Time: 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Location: Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall
Who can attend: Families in need of diapers
This program helps ensure that babies stay clean and comfortable, which is essential for their health and well-being.
Young and Young at Heart Book Club for Parents
Parents looking for a supportive and engaging community will enjoy the Young and Young at Heart book club. This group meets to receive and discuss children’s books, providing a chance to connect with other parents and share ideas about reading with children.
The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 6, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Nursery care is available during the event, so parents can focus on the discussion without worrying about childcare.
This book club is a wonderful way to:
Discover new children’s books
Learn tips for reading with kids
Build friendships with other parents
Encourage a love of reading in your family
The group welcomes parents of all ages and backgrounds, creating a warm and inclusive environment.
Blanket Donations for the Homeless
The Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse is currently collecting new or gently used blankets to distribute to people experiencing homelessness. Blankets of any size are welcome, but please ensure they are clean before donating.
Blankets provide warmth and comfort during cold weather, which can be life-saving for those without stable housing. Your donation can make a real difference in someone’s day-to-day life.
How to donate:
Drop off clean blankets at the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall
Any size blankets are accepted
Donations will be distributed directly to homeless individuals in the community
This is a simple way to give back and help those who need it most.
Food Pantry Needs: Essential Items Requested
The food pantry is another critical service offered by the Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse. To keep the pantry stocked and ready to serve families, they are asking for donations of specific items:
Rice
Beans
Baby formula
Tomato sauce
Peanut butter
These staples help provide nutritious meals for families facing food insecurity. Donating any of these items supports the pantry’s mission to fight hunger in the community.
If you want to contribute, you can bring these items to the pantry during regular hours or contact the team for more information.
How to Get More Information or Ask Questions
If you have questions about any of these programs or want to learn more about how to get involved, you can reach out directly to Patsy at 210-625-4205. Patsy is available to provide details, answer your inquiries, and guide you on how to participate or donate.
The Methodist Health Ministries Wesley Nurse offers a range of activities and services that support families and individuals in meaningful ways. From providing diapers and food to creating spaces for parents to connect and share, these programs build stronger, healthier communities.




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