Here are answers to your questions about our New Canaan Vigil on August 29, 2024. Answers to your Frequently Asked Questions: [To track us heading into the Vigil, just go to ncparentsupportgroup.org/news.]

Cheryl Bundy, a New Canaan resident, board-certified Chaplain, and Minister at a local church, is an amazing person. She is back for another Vigil helping to lead us during the candelight segment of our 2024 Community Addiction Awareness Vigil. An individual dedicated to personal growth and helping others, she completed her studies and requirements for her Doctorate of Ministry from

On Wednesday, August 30, 2023, at NCPSG’s 7th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil, Ian Parker shared his story of recovery from addiction. His parents, Melody and Roger, introduced him. To view the video recording of his Vigil speech click here. We also share his testimonial in full below. Thank you, Ian, for being so open about your recovery! Families empower

On Wednesday, August 30th at NCPSG’s 7th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil, Keri Crossley shared her story of recovery from alcohol misuse as a teenager. Her parents, Tracy and Debbie, introduced her. To view the video recording of her Vigil speech click here. We also share her testimonial in full below. Thank you, Keri, for being so open about your

On August 30 at 7pm, we will be hosting our 7th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil in downtown New Canaan. We are returning to our same location as years past, specifically 6 South Avenue which is bordered by a Dunkin Donuts franchise. This year, we have three new testimonial speakers who will share their stories of redemption and hope, Ian,

I have very happy memories of getting together with 450 of my favorite friends at the 6th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil at 6 South Avenue in New Canaan. Behind the scenes, some amazing people and partners worked together to make our event happen. View our 90-second Vigil video created by NCHS film student Patrick Russo. And enjoy our other Vigil

The 2022 Community Addiction Awareness Vigil was a great success. Over 450 people were in attendance. Please continue reading as we thank all that made our Vigil a memorable one, in a Letter to the Editor. Our next Vigil will take place on Wednesday, August 30, 2023. Dear Editor:On behalf of the New Canaan Parent Support Group and our co-Host

It’s hard to believe, but our 6th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil is almost here. I am so grateful for Team Orange–our Vigil planners and doers–for making this happen. We have new themes this year which complement the older ones of remembrance and helping each other heal. New for this year: Why the orange color theme, you may ask? Well

For the sixth time, we unite for an evening of understanding, healing and hope at our 6th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil. Each year, we do more to emphasize that recovery is possible and there are many resources out there to help you. Our in-person event will include: 3 speakers in recovery who will share their lived experiences; a candlelight

Our 5th Annual Community Addiction Awareness Vigil took place on Thursday, September 2, our rain date. By making the switch, we substituted an ideal evening for the stormy, wet prior day. The feedback from our Vigil was extremely positive, and I need to thank the following Team Orange members for going “above and beyond” to make our event a success: Amanda (Sacred Heart U.), Bob, Charlene,