Being incarcerated and not knowing what your future may hold is a terrifying experience, but being released from jail and having no resources to get back on your feet can be even scarier. It happens every day. People are released from jail without a job, without money, without a place
Welcome back Jeremy! We are excited to welcome Jeremy Parton back to the Pathways team! He will be serving as our Church Liaison. If your church or church group would like to learn more about Pathways, Jeremy can make that happen! Please call our main office (828-246-0332) or reach out by email
Tablescapes Luncheon Saturday, September 8th at 12 noon in Thatcher Hall Reception & Table Preview at 11:30 am Please mark your calendar for this year’s Tablescapes Luncheon, put on annually by our parish’s chapter of the Episcopal Church Women. Our speaker this year is Terance Painter of Different Drummer Pottery. Tickets
Breaking Cycles Building Foundations The Haywood Pathways Center is celebrating its third anniversary with news of an expanded focus to serve women with children. Since it opened in 2014, the former state prison that was transformed into an emergency shelter has on-site facilities to serve both men and women. Underage
Article from The Mountaineer James Cooper has trouble not tearing up when he talks about his book. The book, which is nearing publication, chronicles his harrowing journey through drug addiction and his recent recovery. While it is filled with painful lows, it has a happy ending, and there is one specific
Kingdom Seed Produces Kingdom Fruit June 1, 2017 Greetings to you Dear Friends, “Save a Life Live a Life Mission Ministry is an up and coming Faith Based Non-profit Group; equipping the redeemed people of God for a second chance at success through sharing the written experiential testimonies of Christ.”
(Editor’s note: This is the 14th story in a multi-part series about drugs in Haywood County.) Kyle Perrotti Apr 28, 2017 Updated Apr 28, 2017 There aren’t many who have a harder lot in life than those with a felony drug conviction. The punishment continues long after incarceration. While there are
Written by: http://themountaineer.villagesoup.com/ The students at Junaluska Elementary School recently collaborated to make sure there were plenty of warm, happy feet at the Haywood Pathways Center. The Student Council decided it wanted to host a spring community service project, so the school reached out to the Pathways Center to see
One hour meetings will be January 26th at 9AM, 2PM and 7PM in the Dining Room of Haywood Pathways Center, 179 Hemlock Street, Waynesville, NC. Men and women, age 18 and older, are invited to attend a meeting to learn more about the life transformation program, needs of the program
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Mandy Haithcox,
Executive Director
179 Hemlock Street
Waynesville NC 28786
828-246-0332
