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Past Events Archive

Picture of ARROW volunteers looking at hand-out materials
Picture of entrance to Warm Room at Staunton Pride 2018

~2019~

March

Wellness Partnership: Invest in Yourself Stuarts Draft HS

February 

Staunton YMCA Student Meet and Greet (TBC) 

Valley Community Service Board

 Wellness Partnership Reality Grocery event at  Waynesboro Rosenwald Community Center 

  Downtown Staunton Community Partners Meet and Greet hosted by  Mental Health America of Augusta

January

ARROW board meeting.

 ARROW participated in a parent meet and greet  Staunton Boys and Girls Club



~2018~

October

 Arrow Project  Executive Director Sabrina Burress introduced ARROW Project at  Invest Local, hosted by the  Staunton Creative Community Fund at  BlueOregano in Waynesboro

ARROW Project debuts Staunton PRIDE “Warm Room”! ARROW Project joined the city of Staunton, Va. in opening its heart and streets to welcome the first ever  #StauntonPride 

 As part of our growing partnership with the  Shenandoah LGBTQ Center, ARROW hosted a Warm Room, located in the LGBT Tech/Innovation HUB building. Warm Room hosts consisted of a group of 20 mental health- and energy work professionals from Staunton, Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, and surrounding areas. They offered festival-goers a supportive, affirmative (and cool!) space to rest, with the option of speaking with a mental health professional, getting access to mental health resources, and/or experiencing Healing Touch and Access BARS therapy. Individuals also had the opportunity to share their unique stories of what it means to be a part of the LGBTQ community, offer feedback on current mental health and community interests, and share ways they would be willing to engage in ARROW’s work.Executive Director Sabrina Burress reflects, “All in all it was a remarkable day full of warmth and healing. The Warm Room was a beautiful representation of what it looks like when mental health professionals unite to serve one great good. We are excited to see how this partnership continues to grow.” If you are interested in learning more about the Warm Room, ARROW Project, or mental health in our community in general,  connect with us on Facebook or  email.