We are grateful Thank You We’re so grateful for the businesses, organizations, and community groups that choose to support CommUnity Crisis Services with financial contributions. CommUnity has corporate sponsorship opportunities…
…are three components of self-compassion: Self kindness vs self judgement: Many of us are used to being overly self-critical when we are experiencing stress or personal failures. What self-compassion can…
…Read on to see how your gift is used when you donate to CommUnity Crisis Services. Greatest Need Just how it sounds, donations designated “Greatest Need” go wherever need…
You can help, too Volunteer Training Training Opportunities CommUnity offers a variety of crisis intervention and mental health training. For more information on the trainings offered by CommUnity, please contact:…
…on free and reduced lunch in order to meet the nutritional needs of their children. One of CommUnity’s greatest challenges this past year has been making adjustments to our Food…
…family member or a friend you have not talked to in a while Remember: self-care can be anything that you enjoy doing and find relaxing! Sources: https://www.everydayhealth.com/self-care/ https://www.snhu.edu/about-us/newsroom/health/what-is-self-care …
…attract participants from all over. Commemorations and memorials are also held for members of the community who have lost their lives to hate crimes and HIV/AIDS. Campaigns and rallies aim…
…about suicide prevention and intervention. Many organizations offer training about suicide for free to the local community and can help you build skills to help others. CommUnity offers both QPR…
…professional and need information or would like to request an interview, please send an email to Emma Huntzinger, Communications Manager, at emma.huntzinger@builtbycommunity.org. Logo Downloads Download Stacked Logo Download Horizontal Logo…
…is a Hunger Banquet? The Hunger Banquet is an immersive social experience in which members of the Johnson County community gather to learn the latest on the state of food…
Crisis Text/Phone 988
1-855-581-8111
319-351-0128
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