Archive for October 2022
A Visit to Phoenix International Raceway
Thanks to our friends at Phoenix International Raceway, our participants had an amazing opportunity to visit. The raceway is an exciting place and rarely do people get to see what it is like from the driver’s perspective. We were given a tour of the track, met the drivers, and even speed around in a pace car! For many…
Read MoreCHEEERS Welcomes New CEO, Kimberly Craig
After an extensive nationwide search and more than 120 applicants, the CHEEERS Board of Directors is pleased to announce it has selected Kimberly Craig as the new CEO. She will begin March 28, 2016. Kimberly joins CHEEERS from Women’s Health Innovations of Arizona, a non-profit formed to meet the needs of women with mental health…
Read MoreOut & About: Higher Octave Healing
On Wednesday June 9th, CHEEERS participants, led by fearless leaders Angela and Sasha took a visit to ASU’s Community Center. The group met with Higher Octave Healing, an organization dedicated to healing through music therapy. In this session, participants explored emotion and expression within a drum circle. Though the group’s music taste differed from swing…
Read MoreOur Summer Luau Party
Participants were all smiles at the Summer Luau party at the CHEEERS facility this past Friday. Everyone came out wearing their grass skirts and Hawaiian shirts, and colorful decorations covered the walls. The smell of summer luau barbecue wafted through the halls and music and laughter could be heard immediately upon walking through the door.…
Read MoreCHEEERS Launches New Website
CHEEERS wishes to thank Diane DiCioccio who graciously shared her expertise, time and energy to develop our website through a Service by Design project and Experience Matters. For those who don’t know, Experience Matters is a wonderful resource that matches experienced, business professionals who are looking for opportunities to give back and share their expertise with local service and non-profit organizations. CHEEERS submitted…
Read MoreCHEEERS Announces Newly Elected 2017 Participant Advisory Council
November 9th, 2016 CHEEERS held it’s Advisory Council Campaign and Election ! The Advisory Council at CHEEERS is a distinguished group of individuals who represent our program’s participants and who serve as leaders for our community. Through monthly meetings with other program participants, the Advisory Council gathers input about the needs and preferences of our…
Read MoreCHEEERS at University of Missouri for Project ECHO
Kansas City, MO.- CHEEERS is represented in Kansas City this week by Kimberly Craig, CEO, who has been invited to participant in Project ECHO , an innovative project supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) to address the needs of Pregnant and postpartum women with mental health and substance use disorders. This…
Read MoreCHEEERS is a Qualified Charitable Organization
Please consider supporting us this Holiday Season! This year Governor Doug Ducey signed into legislation SB 1216, which increases 2016 charitable tax credit donation limits. This means individuals are now allowed to give more to nonprofit organizations (Single, $400 and Married Joint $800) while taking larger dollar-for-dollar tax credits !** **subject to income tax liability thresholds…
Read MoreWhole Health Action Plan for CHEEERS in 2017
CHEEERS is currently seeking donations to support the addition of an exercise room on our campus, to go along with a new program we are offering called Whole Health Action Management. (WHAM). Given the high incidence of chronic physical health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity among people with mental illnesses and addictions, WHAM training…
Read MoreYour Support is Needed
CHEEERS Recovery Center is a non-profit community service agency serving adults with serious mental illness and behavioral health challenges. Our state certified Peer Supports provide Recovery Support Services through classes, groups, events, and one-on-one mentoring. We help individuals find meaning, purpose and social connections in their lives. Please consider us when making your contributions this…
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