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1On Sept. 5, the student-led tutoring organization American Assimilation Helpline (AAH) held a blood drive at the

Lutheran Church of the Incarnation to support

the American Red Cross. AAH, founded by Walton High

Schoolers Abhishek and Abhinav Kona, has served students from Japan,

Romania and several other countries. 1200 Indian Hills Pkwy. NE. americanassimilationhelpline.org/event

2Need a day for errands or a night out with your spouse? Tia’s Helping Hands offers babysitting for new parents Mondays through Fridays from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Owner Tia, a seasoned caregiver of two decades, welcomes infants from

6 weeks to 18 months old into her East Cobb home.

facebook.com/tiashelpinghands

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF (1) AMERICAN ASSIMILATION HELPLINE, (3) SHAVI BASH, (4) THE ROSWELL WORKSHOP.

3East Cobb resident Shavi Bash is passionate about chess and

teaching the art of chess to local students between

ages 5 and 15. Bash offers Zoom and in-person lessons as a group or individually. Learn more and sign up via the Facebook page, facebook.com/shavibashchess.

4Your gifted child deserves to let their talents shine. The Roswell Workshop offers several creative and practical extracurriculars, including music, writing, acting, foreign language, business and fitness. Availability includes mornings, evenings and weekends. 55 Park Square Ct., Ste. 205. theroswellworkshop.com

5If the kids need that extra push on academics, enroll them for online or in-person sessions at East Cobb Tutoring Center. The center offers assistance in subjects like calculus, physics, writing and standardized test prep, and

the same certified teacher works with your child each time. 1240 Johnson Ferry Pl., Ste. B70. eastcobbtutoringcenter.com my

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SHAVI BASH WITH STUDENTS