Say Something Mane!
Heal 901 and the CVRCC facilitated our Safe Bars program for over 40 front house staff at In Love Memphis lounge last night 🎉
Safe Bars Memphis is a FREE bystander intervention program for alcohol serving venues.
#SaySomethingMane
The CVRCC was honored to co-sponsor Memphis Allies’ Breakthrough conference, a community violence intervention conference, and lead a breakout session titled Take Care Mane: Avoiding burnout and vicarious trauma so you can care for others.
In light of new laws across the country that attack your healthcare access, your right to marry who you love, and your freedom of expression, I want our LGBTQIA+ community to know your safety and freedom to live your most authentic life are paramount to Shelby County Government.
In light of local news, if you would like to prevent seeing sensitive content on social media platforms, then look at the second graphic for how to limit viewing this content. #Help#Healing#Hope
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis or emotional distress, please call 988 to be connected with anonymous crisis counselors. CVRCC is committed to providing trauma-informed care and support to our Memphis and Shelby County communities.
Recently, @MayorLeeHarris paid a visit to CVRCC to hear about all the great work we’re doing in the community. They also brought lunch for CVRCC staff! Thank you, Mayor Harris, for your support and leadership!
Please join us September 22 at 6pm at the Memphis Botanic Garden for the Annual Garden of Lights Memorial in Honor of National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
This event serves as a living legacy and tribute to the many people who have lost their lives to homicide.
A 10 year old abuse survivor from Ohio who was 6 weeks and 3 days pregnant had to go to Indiana to access the abortion she needed.
It shouldn't be this way.
But this is the reality we are living in now under Mike DeWine.
Ohio deserves better. https://t.co/jBY1TKAqM2
This isn’t about taking away anyone’s rights.
It’s about protecting children. It’s about protecting families. It’s about protecting communities.
It’s about protecting our freedoms to go to school, to a grocery store, to go to church without being shot and killed.