“When we say the Resiliency Center serves ‘victims of crime,’ we know many individuals aren’t aware that they qualify as a victim, let alone know about their rights or the free services and support we offer,” says Resiliency Center Coordinator Jayna Burkey. “National Crime Victims’ Rights Week gives us the perfect opportunity to have that conversation with the community and invite them in to our Center, whether it is for services or for community events. Our mission is to help our community build resiliency, which we know happens through connection. So, come connect with us and other community members!”
Join us in wearing pink in honor of victims of crime on April 21 as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week! The official colors of the week are pink, purple and yellow. Tag us on Instagram in your pink @mcresiliencycenter. Use the hashtags #Resiliency and #NCVRW2021.
During open hours, anyone is welcome to drop by and inquire about the space, about services available, or simply to enjoy a free coffee or tea and a quiet place to sit for a while.
Join Jayna and express yourself through journaling, whether your journal is filled with words, sketches, paintings, scribbles, or a mix of all things! Open to the community! All supplies provided. Call ahead to register your spot, as spots are limited.
During open hours, anyone is welcome to drop by and inquire about the space, about services available, or simply to enjoy a free coffee or tea and a quiet place to sit for a while.
Join Tineka for this faith-based devotional and study, open to the community! All supplies provided. Call Jayna to register ahead of time, as spots are limited.
During open hours, anyone is welcome to drop by and inquire about the space, about services available, or simply to enjoy a free coffee or tea and a quiet place to sit for a while.
During open hours, anyone is welcome to drop by and inquire about the space, about services available, or simply to enjoy a free coffee or tea and a quiet place to sit for a while.
From 8-11a, Resiliency Center Coordinator Jayna Burkey will be set up at Parcell’s Perk Coffee Shop in Benton to unveil a Hope Board. The Hope Board was created in partnership by MCRC and Parcell’s Perk for community members to write and leave words of hope to leave for others, or to take words of encouragement for themselves. During that timeframe, Parcell’s will provide free, small coffees to those who contribute to the Hope Board! Join us in lifting others up as we kick off Mental Health Awareness Month!
Join Jayna and express yourself through journaling, whether your journal is filled with words, sketches, paintings, scribbles, or a mix of all things! Open to the community! All supplies provided. Call ahead to register your spot, as spots are limited.