Two of our partners in Recovery work are holding special events in the coming weeks.
Welcome Home is holding an Open House for all in early November. Here is their invitation.
VisionQuest is running a 12 Step Comedy fundraiser in December. If you recognize how funny work and life in Recovery can be, you'll want to join in the fun and support this group.
Check out their poster for this event here.http://dpnoc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Xmas-poster-2012.pdf
Supporting abstinence-based Prevention and Treatment in the media, the community and Government. LET'S GIVE RECOVERY THE RESPECT IT DESERVES!
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
DEWY
The video below is a marvelous short piece on some terrific Preventative work that is happening quietly right in our midst.
The item was sent to us by Jay Niver of the Alcohol-Drug Education Service in Surrey. Jay is, as well, one of the creators of the video.
Bravo! and more, please...
The item was sent to us by Jay Niver of the Alcohol-Drug Education Service in Surrey. Jay is, as well, one of the creators of the video.
Bravo! and more, please...
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
REEL RECOVERY FILM FEST - AGAIN!
Orchard Recovery Center presents the second annual REEL Recovery Film Festival October 19 -20th.
2012. The film festival, which includes screenings of feature and short
films on the hope in recovery from substance abuse, will take place at
District 319 (319 Main Street, Vancouver).
The film festival kicks off with an evening gala on October 19, which includes food by Culinary Capers, two film screenings, and a live Q & A with Greg Williams and Joe Calendino. Tickets to the opening night gala are $100.
The following day, seven films will be screened from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. This year’s festival highlights include Bill W., Unguarded, Beauty Mark, Lost in Woonsocket, The Secret World of Recovery, Spare Change, and Lipstick & Liquor.
Individual movie tickets are $5 and a festival pass is $25. Tickets can be purchased online in advance.
The film festival kicks off with an evening gala on October 19, which includes food by Culinary Capers, two film screenings, and a live Q & A with Greg Williams and Joe Calendino. Tickets to the opening night gala are $100.
The following day, seven films will be screened from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. This year’s festival highlights include Bill W., Unguarded, Beauty Mark, Lost in Woonsocket, The Secret World of Recovery, Spare Change, and Lipstick & Liquor.
Individual movie tickets are $5 and a festival pass is $25. Tickets can be purchased online in advance.
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