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As the holiday season approaches, we at Adam’s Place want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for the time, energy, and care you’ve dedicated as a volunteer this year. Your commitment has been the heart of everything we've accomplished in 2024, from deepening connections to fostering meaningful change in our community. We are truly grateful for your support, and we couldn’t have done it without you. As we reflect on the year, we hope the season brings you peace, joy, and a well-deserved chance to unwind and celebrate. Looking ahead to 2025, we are excited to continue working alongside you to make an even greater impact. Thank you for being such an essential part of our mission—together, we are making a difference!
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Congratulations to the following Camp Cope Facilitators who completed Camp Cope Certification in November. Through training, they have gained invaluable knowledge and developed essential skills to lead with confidence, foster meaningful connections, and support their groups in achieving success. We are proud of their accomplishment and excited to see the positive impact they will continue to make. Thank you for your commitment to supporting children, teens, and families experiencing loss!
Alissa
Amy
Ashley
Catelyn
Champagne
Dani
Elisabeth
Ethan
Evelyn
Hannah
Janelle
Jing
Letari
Molly
Naveah
Scott
Sydni
Vanessa |
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🌟 Camp Cope Registration is NOW OPEN! 🌟
January–April 2025 Sessions
As a valued volunteer, you know how impactful Camp Cope can be for children who are navigating grief and loss. We’re excited to announce that registration for the 2025 sessions is officially open, and we need your help to spread the word!
If you know a family or child who could benefit from Camp Cope’s healing environment, please encourage them to sign up. With locations in Henderson, Summerlin, and Centennial Hills, we’re offering a safe, supportive space where children can find hope, connection, and resilience.
We’ve seen firsthand how transformative this camp experience can be, and your support in sharing this opportunity can make all the difference.
Help us make sure no child misses out on the healing and hope that Camp Cope provides! |
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| Camp Cope CARES is Here for You
If you or someone in your circle is grieving the loss of a loved one due to opioid or stimulant misuse, Camp Cope CARES is ready to offer compassionate support during this challenging time. You don’t have to face this alone—our community is here to provide strength, comfort, and understanding as you navigate the complex emotions of grief.
Through shared stories, genuine connections, and caring support, we’ll journey through this together. ✨
Together, we find healing. |
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| 📚✨ Adams Place Education & Training Marketplace Presents: Understanding substance use disorders, stages of change, and the impact of substance use disorders on loved ones ✨📚
Join us for a live, interactive webinar on Thursday, December 12, 2024, from 11:00 AM-12:00 PM PT. Dive into the stages of change, explore the effects of substance use on loved ones, and gain valuable insights into supporting those impacted.
Cost: $15 | CE Credits: 1
Presenter: Jossie Schauerhamer, LMFT
Don't miss this chance to enhance your understanding—register today! |
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Keep the momentum going!
Join us for Camp Cope's Peer Support Group Facilitator training covering Modules 1-3 on January 11.
Don't miss out; Register now at www.adamsplacelv.org to start your journey in supporting children and teens through grief. |
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Adam’s Place Education and Training Marketplace
Adam’s Place Education and Training Marketplace is home to monthly webinars and an annual national conference designed to increase grief awareness and skills for professionals, caregivers, and community members.
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| If you're interested in learning more about how to support grieving children, we recommend reading "Communicating with a Child Experiencing the Death of a Loved One: Developmental Considerations" by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. This article provides valuable insights into how children of different ages understand and process grief, offering practical communication strategies for volunteers. It helps you understand developmental stages and how to approach conversations with children in a compassionate, age-appropriate way. |
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Your feedback is invaluable in shaping a newsletter that truly caters to your needs and interests. Kindly reach out to Samantha at Samantha@adamsplacelv.org with your suggestions, and we will do our best to incorporate them into the upcoming edition. |
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