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Hello Camden!
Greetings to all our valued community members and supporters. As we embrace the heart of summer, we’re thrilled to announce July as Friendship Month here at Camden Life Center. Speaking of Friendship
Month, come and celebrate the joy of companionship with us at a series of exciting events designed to bring friends together and create lasting memories.

Hello Camden!
Welcome to the June edition of the Camden LIfe Center Newsletter. We’ve been busy here at the CLC
and we just enjoyed our 4th Annual Wellness Day. It was great to partner with Camden Elementary
School for their Color Blast fun run and 5K for this year’s event. We got to meet lots of new people and
we hope you did too.

Hello Camden! Welcome to the May edition of the Camden Life Center newsletter! This month, we join organizations across the country in observing National Mental Health Awareness Month.
Mental health is essential to our overall well-being, yet many still face stigma and barriers to getting the care and support they need, especially in rural communities.

Hello Camden!

I hope you are doing well. April showers bring May flowers – and I’m hoping for some warm weather, sunshine, and flowers! (please hold the pollen). For the month of April, the CLC is focusing on the power of laughter (see page 2) and is preparing for Earth Day.

Hello Camden!

I hope this message finds you well. Spring is around the corner and despite the relatively mild winter, I am more than ready for the new growth and freshness that spring brings. It reminds me of my good friend’s Word of the Year a few years ago of “Bloom”. The expression “bloom where you’re planted” encourages me to take advantage of the opportunities in my life and be grateful for the present situation, even in circumstances that are not ideal.

Hello Camden!

I hope this message finds you well. The unseasonably warm weather has brought us all outside and it’s been great to see you enjoying the weather. The CLC has welcomed 4 new interns from Syracuse and Utica University’s Masters in Social Work programs.