Happy New Year!
- allison1560
- Mar 4, 2024
- 1 min read
In this newsletter: Happy New Year's Eve: One Last Ask!, Winter Break
Citation: Pacific Center for Human Growth staff and clinicians celebrating last day of 2023 before taking winter break!
Winter Break
The Pacific Center for Human Growth's services will be closed from
December 25th, 2023 - January 2nd, 2024 for collective rest!
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Beautiful New Year message to the Pacific Center team! So glad your clinicians and staff get a chance to recharge this winter break after a busy year of supporting community mental health. This post clearly highlights how year-end donations power your affordable counseling and peer groups, and I’m happy to sign up for monthly support to stand with your mission in the new year. Wishing everyone at the center a gentle, restorative holiday season! --glow up
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