Thanks to the help of one local organization, members of the ACCESS Program at Fellowship Health Resources are one step closer to maintaining a consistent lifestyle. “The AMEN Program financially assists residents in Arlington during emergency situations,” ACCESS Program Director Liv Salvador explains.
FHR has hired former Red Sox pitcher Ken Ryan as its new Employment Specialist. Ryan will work with individuals in all of FHR’s programs across the Cape. He will work individually with consumers, as well as with their Recovery Advocates, to develop skills, provide training, construct resumes, and more.
Fellowship Health Resources was named one of the Healthiest Employers in Rhode Island by Providence Business News. As one of 28 companies across the state to rank well above the national average, FHR President/CEO Joe Dziobek says that this award is quite an honor.
Before they knew it, a Day Program project at Fellowship Health Resources had turned into an exciting initiative for Studio 35 members in Maine. Staff members collected supplies, while persons served brainstormed ideas for their very own outdoor stepping stones.
As a new “living arts” initiative at Fellowship Health Resources, individuals enjoyed another trip to the local theatre to watch the newly-released performance of The Pirates of Penzance. For the third time, Encore Stage and Studio has donated tickets to FHR for their productions.