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T&SR Times: Our Consumer’s Newsletter

Sep 22, 2016

TSR TimesChartiers Centers Training and Social Rehab Program have published their 2nd newsletter. The fall edition of the T&SR Times highlights their thoughts on the upcoming presidential race and includes poems and insights to the individuals in the program. The newsletter was written and compiled by the consumers. They are proud of their finished product and invite you to click on the link below to read the complete newsletter.
T&SR Times. ( It will take a minute to upload). For more information on the program or if you are interested in attending T&SR, please contact Amy Pollock at 412 561-3390 or apollock@chartierscenter.org  New consumers are always welcome!

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