Jumping is great. But terrifying. When you jump a horse, there are many things that have to take place in order to properly prepare and then overcome a jump in the arena. Horse and rider must have a certain level of trust between them to leave the ground together, pass over an obstacle and land on the other side. In a similar way, sometimes in life we have to set ourselves up as best as we can then trust that we have what we need to make it through.
Are you interested in working with vulnerable individuals in communities?
Do you want to explore the complexity of everyday changing societies and respond effectively to the needs of individuals, families, and groups?
Do you have a passion for enacting social change and believe you currently have skills that can be honed?
Do you want to guide individuals to be empowered so they can enhance their well-being?
Need to learn more? Join us for an Open House this Thursday!
WHEN: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2015 at 5:15PM
WHERE: PDC ROOM 1 (Above the Library) on the UCCI Campus
Phone: 1-345- 623-0539
1-345-325-6462
E-mail: [email protected]
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