The Harris BrothersIn Concert Fundraiser for HPC Dinner & Concert October 6th, 20187:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. First United Methodist Church 566 S Haywood St,Waynesville, NC 28786 Saturday October 6th, 2018
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
4TH ANNUAL WESTERN REGIONAL RECOVERY RALLY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 ~ 10 a.m. ~ 2 p.m. OPEN AIR GYM AT LAKE JUNALUSKA, N.C. ~ FREE ~ EVERYONE WELCOME WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/WESTERNREGIONALRECOVERYRALLY PREVENTION WORKS. TREATMENT IS EFFECTIVE. PEOPLE RECOVER BE A PART OF POSITIVE CHANGE. JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH
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Smokey Mtn News (2018, August 29) Many among us have been touched by the tragedy of suicide, and in the age of social media, many more of us have heard or seen behavior from family, friends or even total strangers that gives us pause. According to the American Foundation for
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
The Mountainer (2018). When the Haywood Pathways Center first opened nearly four years ago now, the operational plan expanded on the temporary homeless shelter that had operated in the county during the winter months only. That model included offering a warm place to spend the night, with transportation the next morning
Vicki Hyatt. (The Mountaineer, August 10, 2018) Since its inception, the Haywood Pathways Center has required those spending their nights at the shelter to be gone during the day as they pursue the agreed upon goals to end their homelessness. That changed this week thanks to Ray Escott, a peer
Rex Hodge (2018, July 6) HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C. — Golfers took to the course Friday to raise a little green for a good cause. They hit the links at Springdale Country Club in Haywood County to raise money for the Haywood Pathways Center in Waynesville.
Vicki Hyatt, (June, 19) The Haywood Pathways Center will be receiving $150,000 as one of 12 recipients of the NC Opioid Action Plan grant offered by the State of North Carolina. The grant is part of an effort to combat the effects of the current opioid crisis in the state.
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Mandy Haithcox,
Executive Director
179 Hemlock Street
Waynesville NC 28786
828-246-0332
