FIRST FRIDAYS are gatherings held on the first Friday of every month. This social gathering is open to all and filled with games, music, prizes, refreshments, and an open mic session. NOTE: If a meeting falls on a federal or bank holiday, then the event for the week will be canceled, and we'll see you […]
SMART Recovery Oak Cliff is a skills-focused group that teaches science-based tools for building motivation, managing cravings, and living a balanced life. Instead of following traditional 12-step methods, SMART Recovery uses proven techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help people understand and change their behaviors, set personal goals, and handle tough situations. Event Info […]
New Dawn at Sunset: Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship-style support group based on the 12-step model, where people come together to share their experiences and support each other in recovery from drug addiction. This group puts a strong emphasis on discussion, peer encouragement, and the belief in helping each other stay drug-free, often with a […]
Restore, Inspire, Support, Empower. RISE Recovery is a group focused on building life skills like confidence, stress management, and creating a supportive community. RISE Recovery is practical and holistic, offering guidance […]
WOMEN’S GROUP: SISTAS HEALING SISTAS is a group open to all women living with HIV. This group addresses mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Women’s Group is held monthly on the […]
Get your hands on a Nice Package! Help the Prism Health North Texas (PHNTX) with one of our most popular and farthest-reaching STI prevention programs. Volunteers will help prepare packages […]
SMART Recovery Oak Cliff is a skills-focused group that teaches science-based tools for building motivation, managing cravings, and living a balanced life. Instead of following traditional 12-step methods, SMART Recovery […]
New Dawn at Sunset: Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship-style support group based on the 12-step model, where people come together to share their experiences and support each other in recovery […]
