Restorative Justice Project of Maine Presents: Soup & Circle

Soup & Circle is an opportunity to circle up, build community, and enjoy some good soup!

Hosted at St. Peter's Episcopal in Rockland, and in collaboration with the Coastal Recovery Community Center, this event will consist of a facilitated community-building circle and a relaxed soup potluck.

We are seeking volunteers to bring a soup to this community building event; please indicate your willingness to volunteer with your RSVP.

FMI: 

Sarah Dyer, PhD
Director of Treatment Court Relations and Education
sarahdyer@rjpmaine.org

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

DID YOU KNOW?

People can be addicted to gambling.

Gambling problems often go undetected.

Maine has free services and resources to help.

Recovery from gambling addiction is possible.

We honor you and your loved one.

This event is for quiet reflection and kind remembrance.

Restorative Justice Project of Maine Presents: Soup & Circle

Soup & Circle is an opportunity to circle up, build community, and enjoy some good soup!

Hosted at St. Peter's Episcopal in Rockland, and in collaboration with the Coastal Recovery Community Center, this event will consist of a facilitated community-building circle and a relaxed soup potluck.

We are seeking volunteers to bring a soup to this community building event; please indicate your willingness to volunteer with your RSVP.

FMI: 

Sarah Dyer, PhD
Director of Treatment Court Relations and Education
sarahdyer@rjpmaine.org

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care. Relax, unwind, and exist with like-minded people.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Applebee’s will donate 15% of the organizations total sales* (*excluding tax and tip) collected during your fundraiser date and time.

Flyers must be printed using Applebee’s template and given to server prior to ordering in order for the organization to receive credit for the purchase.

Do you like giving back, but do not know how?

This is the event for you !

CRCC is making Valentines to be shared with all of the people who receive food from Meals on Wheels.

Here’s how you can help - Join us in making specialized items for each person.

No experience necessary and all materials are provided!

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Bring a friend and let your inner artist create.

Free guided canvas painting

All are welcome

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Join Aileen Powers, a hepatitis C specialist with Gilead Sciences based in Portland, ME, as she explains all of the critical things about Hepatitis and its treatments.

Food and testing will be available at no charge.

Great way to spend time with your family

Food, crafts, and fellowship

What does reproductive health mean to you?

What changes are happening?

How can you help your community?

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

This is the second annual Harvesting Hope event at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Rockland. This event will again provide resources and support services for individuals who are unhoused or experiencing housing insecurity.

Food will be provided, and donations will be laid out on tables for folks to shop through at their leisure.

In an attached room, resource providers will set up to table and connect with attendees individually.

The space is warm and welcoming, with a strategic layout that allows for socializing and private conversations where needed.

CRCC’s space downstairs will be used for testing/private conversations.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Trunk or Treat Time !

See you there!

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

On behalf of Coastal Recovery Community Center, we are inviting our recovery community to CRCC’s annual recovery rally. We would like to welcome and invite you and your colleagues to attend this community wide event. The rally will be held at the Rockland Harbor Park, 271 Main St, Rockland, ME 04841-3301 from 4-6 pm on September 26th.

There will be presenters, community resources, food, and of course fun.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

CRCC will be providing Narcan, sexual wellness kits, wound care bags, and harm reduction materials at the Friendship town office.

Other offerings include flu shots, health screenings, and blood pressure monitoring.

All items are free to local residents.

Uproot Pie Company will donate to CRCC a portion of total sales* (*excluding tax and tip) collected during your fundraiser date and time.

The Uproot Pie Co., has a brick ‘n’ mortar home in Thomaston, but Shepard is all about, ‘have oven, will travel.’ You can find her and her team offering artisan wood-fired oven pizzas at farmers markets and they even cater events. 

Visit The Uproot Pie Company’s website at www.theuprootpieco.com, and discover information about the company’s history and their catering services, but also about upcoming events and workshops. From the website, preordering and booking opportunities is possible. For more information, call 207-370-1568.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

This training will provide participants with tools to challenge misconceptions, reduce stigma, and foster a deeper understanding of the realities of living with HIV/HCV.

This training is designed for individuals eager to combat stigma, including healthcare professionals, social workers, and community helpers. 

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Energetic Herbalism is a traditional method used by herbalists to match the energetic qualities of plants—such as warm or cool, moist or dry—to an individual’s constitution, also known in Ayurveda as a dosha. By understanding your own body’s natural tendencies, you can choose herbs that help create balance and promote wellness.

Amie Daniels shared why she is providing this workshop, “Learning about medicinal herbs has helped me to learn more about my body and my health. I love sharing this information with others because it is magical and empowering—everyone should know how healing the plants can be!”

Amie Daniels studied Clinical Herbalism at Greenwood Herbals in Limerick, Maine, under Debbie Mercier. She lives in Rockland and offers herbal consultations, leads educational workshops and herb walks, and creates small-batch herbal remedies through her practice, Rooted and Lifted.

This event is free and open to the public.

No prior herbal knowledge is needed.

We’ll answer questions such as:

• What is xylazine?

• How does it affect the body?

• What are the signs and symptoms to watch for?

We’ll also provide wound-care kits and onsite HIV/HCV testing