New Life II, led by Pastor Dana Smith and Pastor Evelyn Smith celebrated its first anniversary at its downtown Recovery Community Center at 117 West Main Street.
New Life II points to its work as, “Connecticut’s first Black, faith based, peer-led recovery community center,” saying that it, “is involved in community re-entry from the prison system. We provide diverse, community focused trainings, rooted in anti-oppressive philosophies, and person-centered values.”
“And New Life II works very hard to educate the Black and Indigenous neighborhoods and Faith Based Communities about Addiction and Mental Health and Harm Reduction,” the organization says.
The organization says that its work includes, “housing peer-support education,” “integrative healing facilitator training,” information on, “the facts and myths about peer-support,” “intentional peer support core training in addictions and substance use,” and, “Narcan trainings and safe-use kit distribution.”
New Britain Progressive, a publication of New Britain Independent Newspaper, Inc. is free to read and community supported. http://newbritainprogressive.com Please feel free to help the New Britain Progressive with a donation and you are invited to purchase advertisements in the New Britain Progressive.
If you would like to submit an event for inclusion in the New Britain Progressive weekly events articles, or would like to update something already listed, here, feel free to visit this web page.
Related Posts
Community Thanksgiving Dinner Planned for Those in Need
Insight of New England Counseling Hosting Native American Heritage Month Activity Day
