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April food distribution dates, welcome to our new executive director Theo McClammy, and more in this month’s newsletter
Read More >>Almost a year ago, we were beginning to learn about Covid-19. Since that time, we’ve seen a dramatic impact on our health, unemployment, and mental health: Over 20,000 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Wake County More than 77,000 jobs lost in Wake County between February and August A Kaiser Family Foundation survey shows steady increases in mental health symptoms associated with anxiety and depression in…
Read More >>While 2017 was a year of listening, observing, and defining, 2018 was a year of growth and forward planning. It was our second year at the Olive Chapel Road location where we are seeing an increase in capacity to serve as well as an increase in service needs. As we’ve observed changes and growth in our community and listened to the needs of those coming…
Read More >>On a hot spring Saturday on Towhee Drive in Apex, Isabella rode her new pink bike for the first time. Her brother and sister cheered her on as she passed by, streamers fluttering. Isabella’s bike was just one of many given out by The Peak Church’s Bike Ministry at the first Pop-up Farmers Market by Western Wake Crisis Ministry in collaboration with Fiesta Cristiana’s Family Resource…
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