Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Giving addiction wellness

Giving addiction wellness


Giving Tuesday is just one week away! Years of documented success and hundreds of wellness stories demonstrate our peer coaching is a meaningful and cost-effective form of support to those impacted by addiction, including loved ones.
This Giving Tuesday you can help us continue our lifesaving work and offer assistance to those in financial need.

  
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Coaching data snapshot

Data drop: Reducing stress

 

Our coaching members work hard to address areas of their lives they previously used substances to help them cope with. See how they reduce this stress in their lives over time in our latest data drop.

  
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Michelle Venturelli
Peer coach

Q: I think I need help with an addiction issue, but I don't want my employer to know. What should I do?
 

A: I got well from alcohol addiction on my own because I was too afraid to talk about what I was going through. But it doesn't have to be that way.

  
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A Thanksgiving Message from Our CEO

Dear Joseph,

Thanksgiving offers us the chance to say how grateful we are to all those who have supported Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission this past year. This coming Thursday, I wish that all of you could experience the joy of gratitude in the air of our Dining Hall, as many come to the Mission to experience community and the sense of family.  
Without the Mission, many would be alone and without any family to gather around a festive meal.  
In fact – watch this video from 6abc to hear what Sunday Breakfast residents are thankful for and learn how much food is needed to make this Thanksgiving possible…  
During this season of Thanksgiving, my heart is filled with gratitude to you. I am so blessed to minister here every day, and I am reminded daily of how important your commitment to supporting our ministry is to each of our guests and residents. Over the past year, you have faithfully provided life-changing care to homeless, hungry, and hurting men and women.  
Our aims and pursuits come from Jesus’ words recorded in Luke 14:13-14 (NIV): “But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous.” 
This Thanksgiving and Christmas season, I pray that you will join us as we deepen our commitment to love and care for the poor and vulnerable in our City of Brotherly Love. In doing so, you will be blessed!
Thank you for continuing to walk alongside us in partnership. Your support is essential for our ministry to continue to meet the practical and spiritual needs of the men and women whom we serve 365 days of the year, ministering every day in the name of Jesus Christ.

With my gratitude,
Jeremy Montgomery
President/CEO

PS The Mission continues to be Philly’s only place where someone can receive 3 meals a day, 365 days of the year. HOPE = Total Life Transformation = It begins with a meal!
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Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission exists to minister to the physical and spiritual needs of the
homeless and disadvantaged in the Philadelphia area. 

Dear Teachers, Need Free Classroom Resources? We Can Help.

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NIDA for Teens: Advancing Addiction Science

Help Students Understand – and Apply – the Science
of Drug Use

illustration of e-cigarettes. vapor, and lungs.
Teens now use e-cigarettes more than any other nicotine-containing product. E-cigarettes (such as JUUL) contain the same addictive nicotine found in cigarettes. You can help students understand the risks of vaping (using e-cigarettes) with NIDA’s free lesson plans and activities.

The Lesson Plan and Activity Finder offers free science- and standards-based classroom lessons and multimedia activities about the science of drug use to help you:
  • Provide students with a scientific understanding about drugs.
  • Emphasize the potential risks of drug use.
  • Enhance students’ critical thinking skills by having them analyze and evaluate scientific explanations.
We make it easy to find what you’re looking for. You can sort by:
  • Drug type
  • Related topics
  • Grade level
  • Classroom subject
Find lesson plans and activities to bolster your existing curriculum. Check out the Lesson Plan and Activity Finder today!
 

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National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week logo Shatter the Myths
Have you heard? National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® 2020 has moved to spring and registration is now open! Be sure to register your activity online to receive planning help directly from NIDA staff.
 
 
FACT: Sometimes a person who has problems with drugs also has another mental health issue (such as anxiety or depression) at the same time. This is called “co-occurring conditions.” Both should be treated at the same time.
Learn more about co-occurring conditions.
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