🎧 Free Services, Hot Meals & a Skate Jam in Vancouver
Thrive2Survive, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the homeless and those who are in recovery, will host dozens of other organizations in one place, offering helps and services at a wellness event on Saturday, June 27
A Thrive2Survive Community Wellness Event is set for Saturday, June 27, at River City Church in Vancouver.
Thrive2Survive is a nonprofit organization serving the homeless and those recovering from substance abuse. The organization holds several wellness events each year, offering one place for people to receive help in a number of ways.
“Whether you are seeking stability, recovery, employment, or support, this event offers immediate access to services in one place,” according to a flyer promoting the event.
People can get help in youth programs, employment options, recovery resources, mental health services, housing support and more. These services are no-cost help, provided by dozens of partners onsite. There is also a free hot meal.
The wellness event runs from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
There is an added bonus for this wellness event: 360Grindz is holding a Skate Jam across the street after the wellness event. The skate jam is a family event — fun for all ages — scheduled to go from 1 to 4 p.m..
River City Church is located at 2400 E. Fourth Plain Boulevard in Vancouver. The Swift Skatepark is across the street at 2401 E. Fourth Plain Boulevard.
For more information, go to: https://thrive2survivewa.org/
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