[CCHS] Being Present in Difficult Times - June 1, 2010 7-9 pm Harvey Wheeler

[Linda Miller]

BEING PRESENT IN DIFFICULT TIMES: A Community-Wide Event For All Ages About
Raising Awareness About Depression, Suicide, and Substance Abuse

Tuesday, June 1st  7 pm - 9 pm
Harvey Wheeler Community Center, 1276 Main Street, West Concord, MA


o	Are you feeling overwhelmed by recent events in Concord? 

o	Would you like to know what you can do, what resources are out
there, and learn more about depression? 

Adults of all ages and older students, please join the Concord Carlisle
Parents Initiative (CCPI) on June 1 from 7 - 9 pm at the Harvey Wheeler
Community Center, 1276 Main St., West Concord, MA for an informative
evening. The evening's goal is to help disseminate information that can help
heal, guide, and prevent further tragedy. Participants will leave with a
better understanding of the warning signs of depression and how to get help
if you are concerned about yourself or someone else.

The main speaker will be Deborah Helms, Director of the Samaritans of
Merrimack Valley.    After Ms. Helms' presentation there will be short
presentations by representatives from the Family Awareness Program, an
organization focused on depression awareness, and the Eliot Center, a local
non-profit human services organization. There will be an opportunity for
questions and answers following the presentations. Representatives from the
organizations will be available afterwards for further discussion.

For more information, go to:
http://www.familyserviceinc.com/Program_files/Samaritans.htm,
http://www.eliotchs.org/Mission-Statement.aspx, and http://familyaware.org. 


Sponsored by the Concord Carlisle Parents Initiative (CCPI)
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