Members of the Acceptance, Change, Empowerment (A.C.E.) Center at Fellowship Health Resources will tie, dye, and design their own clothing during upcoming Studio 35 workshops at 547 North Bradford Street. Expressive art classes are held every week at the A.C.E. Center.
Over the past couple of months, FHR Mental Health Counselor Sarah James has organized pet therapy sessions almost every weekend at FHR programs. This program would not be possible without the help from the Animal Welfare League of Arlington volunteers and pet therapy animals.
Students at the East Gate Christian Academy patiently waited for their principal to present a certificate of appreciation to one of their art volunteers. Angela A., a member of Fellowship Health Resources, was all smiles as the school recognized her at this year’s awards assembly.
A few green thumbs planted the seed to a brand new program at Fairwinds Clubhouse, a program of FHR. As part of Studio 35, FHR’s diverse healing arts recovery program, members of Fairwinds Clubhouse initiated a brand new project that encompasses gardening, photography, and culinary units.
FHR hosted a reception for all the artists and their family members to conclude their traveling art show. “The Phoenix Village Art Center has supported FHR’s arts in recovery program since the beginning,” Regional Director Janet Stanley says. “They gave out awards and free art lessons to these artists."
Fellowship Health Resources, Inc. is accredited by CARF International.