| As we move into the season of love and gratitude, we want to take a moment to celebrate YOU, our amazing volunteers and facilitators! Your dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting families make a world of difference. Whether you’re lending a hand at events, providing a listening ear at Camp Cope, or sharing your expertise, your impact is felt far and wide.
In this month’s newsletter, we’ve got exciting updates and a peek at some upcoming events. We’re so grateful to have you as part of the Adam’s Place family and can’t wait to continue this journey of healing and hope together!
Thank you for all you do. 💗 |
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| 🏌️♂️ Adam's Place 2nd Annual Chip In For Children Golf Tournament 🏌️♀️
🗓 When: April 10th, 2024 | ⏰ 7:00 AM Shotgun Start
📍 Where: Las Vegas National Golf Course
📍 Address: 1911 E Desert Inn Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169
Join us for a day of fun, networking, and making a difference at our 2nd Annual Chip In For Children Golf Tournament. Proceeds benefit Adam’s Place, supporting mental health and healing for children, teens, and families in our community.
Together, we can bring hope and healing to those who need it most! 💛 |
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| 👛 Adam's Place 2nd Annual Power of the Purse 👛
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of elegance, empowerment, and impact! Join us at the 2nd Annual Power of the Purse, where every moment will help support Adam’s Place in providing healing and hope to children, teens, and families navigating grief and loss.
🌟 How You Can Make a Difference:
• Attend the Event: Enjoy a night of excitement, connection, and a fantastic auction.
• Contribute to the Auction: Donate a Purse Package or another item to help raise funds for this great cause.
• Sponsor the Event: Showcase your business while supporting our mission with a sponsorship opportunity.
Let’s unite to create change, spread hope, and celebrate the power of compassion. Reserve your spot today and be part of something truly meaningful! 💛
For participation, donation, or sponsorship inquiries, contact Colleen Curran at colleen@currancomm.com or call 702-280-0357. |
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🌟 Camp Cope is off to a fantastic start! 🌟
January–April 2025 Sessions
As a valued volunteer, you know firsthand the powerful impact Camp Cope has on children dealing with grief and loss.
With locations in Henderson, Summerlin, and Centennial Hills, we are proud to provide a safe, nurturing space where children can find hope, healing, and connection.
Help us spread the word! If you know a family or child who would benefit, encourage them to sign up. Your support helps ensure that every child has the opportunity to experience this transformative journey.
Thank you for being an essential part of this mission! |
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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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| ☕️ Coffee and Coaching! ☕️
Join us on February 18 for an engaging virtual coaching session! This is your chance to connect with facilitators from across our network on Zoom, collaborate, share insights, and spark fresh ideas together.
Where: Zoom
To Join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84956044035?pwd=dTRNK25aUGFnR0pwSzNQMUgzRG13UT09 or Call us at (702) 501-0988.
We can’t wait to see you there for a morning of inspiration and connection! |
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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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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I use all of the activities in the binder or pick and choose?
The Camp Cope Resource Manual is organized by session/theme. We recommend using activities from each of the eight grief related themes throughout your sessions. For each theme you can choose your preferred activities. When choosing activities you may want to consider- the age group you are working with, available materials and/or space, and specific interests or goals you have for the children and teens in your group.
How do I find Adam's Place Education and Training Marketplace Webinar offerings?
Visit our website www.adamsplacelv.org and use the Events Tab to select Continuing Education to view and register for webinars. Be on the lookout for emails from Adam's Place highlighting upcoming webinar topics and registration information. Upcoming webinars are also featured in Adam's Place newsletters and on our social media channels- Facebook and Instagram.
Do I need to complete all 4 Facilitator Training Modules to begin my Camp Cope Program?
As long as you have completed Modules 1-2, you have the resources you need to get started with your Camp Cope Program. Module 3 (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Grief Work) and Module 4 (Advanced Facilitator Training) will help you enhance your skills along the way. You will receive your certificate for Camp Cope Facilitator Training once all 4 modules have been completed.
What if the group made the students feel sad?
Sadness is a normal, expected feeling for individuals who are grieving. The purpose of Camp Cope peer support groups are for participants to have a safe place to express their feelings. Consider the following ideas to help your students transition into and out of group time.
1- Build opening and closing routines for your group. Reference the facilitator handbook located in your Camp Cope Resource Manual for suggestions.
2- Validate feelings and experiences shared during the group.
3- Consider setting some time aside nearing the end of your group for an activity that helps decrease stress- a breathing activity, yoga stretches, or brief game/activity that is not grief related may help.
4- Empower students to share what they enjoy about the group and what helps them to feel connected and supported so you can continue to incorporate these things.
5- Conduct Feelings Check Ins throughout your group session and encourage students to check in with each other throughout their school week. |
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| If there's something specific you would like to see covered in the newsletter, whether it's related to resources, educational content, inspiring stories, or any other topic, please don't hesitate to let us know.
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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