Touchstone Counseling Ribbon Cutting

Touchstone Counseling Ribbon Cutting

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KAFE cares about our community!  As youth in our community struggle with mental health issues, Touchstone Counseling Group is now providing youth a safe space to turn to.

You’re invited to the Ribbon Cutting of the new Youth Crisis Triage Intensive Outpatient Center and Youth Resource Center!  Thursday, August 17th at 12:00pm at  the newly remodeled Mades Building, 103 W. Main Street in Everson (next to the Everson Police Department).

SIGN UP to attend the ribbon cutting with refreshments available and find out how you can help youth in our community!

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