The First Congregation Church of Guilford has awarded Fellowship Place a grant to support the agency’s efforts to develop more deeply affordable housing units. Special thanks to everyone at the Church for caring and sharing in the agency’s mission.
Fellowship Place celebrated Valentine’s Day with a Craft Fair. Members of the Expressive Arts Program sold their creations to friends, volunteers, and the general public. What a great way to spend a winter afternoon.
The Expressive Arts program at Fellowship Place was recently featured in The New Journal at Yale, a student publication which was selected as the Best Student Magazine in the U.S. in 2021 by the Society of Professional Journalists. Special thanks to author Keertan Venkatesh for promoting Fellowship Place.
Check out the article at:
https://thenewjournalatyale.com/2024/11/drawn-together/
The award-winning play Next to Normal will be performed at Fairfield University’s Quick Center at 7:30pm on Feb. 6 & 7 and 2:00pm on Feb. 8. Next to Normal explores how a family copes with mental illness and a tragic loss. This is a student production sponsored by The Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation, Theatre Fairfield, Fairfield University Arts Institute, and the Visual and Performing Arts Department. Tickets are $5 for students and $10 General Admission. All proceeds will benefit Fellowship Place. Buy tickets at https://fairfield.evenue.net/events/NTN
Narcotics Anonymous Meetings, Wednesdays, 6:00pm -7:15pm at Fellowship Place located at 441 Elm Street, New Haven CT 06511. For more information, please call Tony (203) 401-4227 x1220.
Everyone enjoyed an abundance of holiday spirit with great food, a visit from Santa, great music, and most of all friendship at Fellowship Place’s annual celebration.
May your holidays be Merry and Bright!
