Fellowship Place Artists proudly participated in an afternoon of theatre-making, courtesy of Debbie Shaffer, a member of the Fellowship Place and Long Wharf Theatre Board of Directors, who donated Long Wharf Theatre stage kits to the Fellowship Place art program. As noted on the Long Wharf Theatre … [Read more...]
Introducing The Artship Coloring Book Available for Purchase
Click Here To Place Your Order Today! The Expressive Arts have historically played a very important role in the recovery and service plans for many of the individuals served at Fellowship Place. Today the agency is honored to share with you The Artship Coloring Book, originally created by our … [Read more...]
Fellowship Place Participates in the Stop & Shop Community Bag Program
Fellowship Place has been selected to be a part of the Stop & Shop Community Bag Program, which is designed to make it easy for customers to contribute to their local community while supporting the environment. For the month of June, each time a $2.50 reusable Community Bag is purchased at the … [Read more...]
Fellowship Place’s Conversation with Emily Bazelon on Criminal Justice reform
Thank you for attending Fellowship Place’s Conversation with Emily Bazelon on Criminal Justice reform this evening. If you missed the event, please click here for a summary of the major discussion points. A recording of the event is available in the link below. We all need to work together to … [Read more...]
May 13th, A VIRTUAL CONVERSATION WITH EMILY BAZELON
FELLOWSHIP PLACE PRESENTS A VIRTUAL CONVERSATION WITH EMILY BAZELON THE NEED FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM AND HOW PEOPLE OF COLOR AND PEOPLE LIVING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS HAVE BEEN FAILED BY THE COURTS AND THE PRISON SYSTEM. Thursday, May 13th 6:00PM - 8:00PM. Social check-in begins at 6:00 PM. Program … [Read more...]
Fellowship Place Participates in Greater Dwight Development Corporation Annual Spring Clean-up
Fellowship Place took to the streets on Saturday morning to participate in the Annual Spring Clean-up sponsored by the Greater Dwight Development Corporation. About ten members and their counselors raked and picked up trash & bottles on Elm, University Place, and Dwight. All part of our way … [Read more...]
