Clarion Recovery Simulation Event
CHIC Updates
Good Afternoon Everyone,
Armstrong Indiana Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission is hosting a recovery simulation in Clarion on Wednesday, June 17th, at Trinity Point Church. There are two sessions to choose from to participate in the event; you only need to attend one session. The goal is to learn first-hand the challenges and barriers a person in early recovery faces. Anyone is welcome to attend, and professionals who work with individuals with a substance use disorder and/or in recovery are encouraged to attend. Pre-registration is required by using the QR code on the attached flyer.
If you have attended the event in the past, we are asking for volunteers to work the table stations. Community service hours are available upon request. Please sign up to volunteer only using this link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/BTvyLuETpV
Everyone is welcome to help promote the event by sharing it with your contacts and on social media.
Thank you!
Jill Northey
Prevention Director
Office: 814-226-6350, ext. 106
Cell: 724-840-5421
Fax: 814-226-6527
825 East Main St.
Clarion, PA 16214
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