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Faces of Memphis

VIRTUAL LUNCH AND LEARN, Thursday, February 25 2021, 11AM-1PM Subject: BIGGER PROBLEM THAN WE THINK: HUMAN TRAFFICKING Guest Speaker: Coasy Hale, Director of Survivor Services, Restore Corps

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Making a donation is one of the easiest ways to insure F.A.C.E.S. of Memphis remains a viable part of Shelby County. DONATIONS CAN BE MADE THROUGH UNITED WAY & CFC to Healing Word Counseling Center, 31-1672935. Your tax deductible donation helps us to continue supporting, training, and advocating for families of children with mental, emotional and behavioral health challenges, provide training, youth engagement, and collaboration through our Lunch and Learn(s)and family resource, training and call center.

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The main goal of F.A.C.E.S. of Memphis is to continue the great work and be the legacy of Just Care Family Network in Memphis and Shelby County. Forming partnerships, and connecting agencies and families will be two of our major goals.

Upcoming Events

VIRTUAL LUNCH AND LEARN
02/25/2021 11AM - 1PM

A BIGGER PROBLEM THAN WE THINK: HUMAN TRAFFICKING Special Guest: Coasy Hale, Director of Survivor Services, Restore Corps

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The Faces Of Memphis Network

The Faces Of Memphis Network is made possible by a grant from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Mental Health Services, and administered by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
     
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