Executive Director Mary Guerrera was at the First Congregational Church in Guilford on Sunday with members of the Mission Committee. Mary advocated for deeply affordable and permanent supportive housing for the homeless and those living with a serious mental illness.
Fellowship Place’s annual Halloween Dance, held in collaboration with BHCare, was a huge success. Spooky and creative characters of all types came ready to party!
Fellowship Place raised awareness about mental health at the Greater Dwight Fall Festival on October 26. Wonderful turnout for a wonderful community building event.
Special thanks to the Birgitta Johnson Campership Fund for sponsoring a trip to the Jones Family Tree Farm with hayrides, a corn maze, pumpkin picking and more. A beautiful day in the autumn sunshine!
Today Fellowship Place celebrates World Mental Health Day and the importance of social connections. Healthy meals, exercise, and conversations with friends and family are super important for your mental health and overall wellbeing.
Fellowship Place’s senior citizen’s group enjoying a restaurant meal and proclaiming “HOPES.” HOPES is a skill building group which helps older adults living with a mental illness cope with the challenges of aging by building a peer support network. HOPES is funded by the Agency on Aging of South Central CT.
