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SERLC Quarterly Newsletter Winter 2025-26
Winter Events & Activities
We’re excited to invite you to a festive evening of food, fun, and holiday cheer at the Brockton RCC!
On Wednesday, December 17 at 4:00 PM, our center will be filled with the spirit of the season as we come together to celebrate. Bring your favorite Italian dish to share.
Sing‑a‑longs & Games – Join in the $5 Yankee Swap, sing-a-longs, and playful activities that make the holidays special.
Brockton RCC
730 Belmont Street
Brockton, MA
Please use the sign‑up sheet at the center or contact Barbara at barbaradecunzo@bamsi.org to RSVP.
Join us at the Quincy Recovery Connection Center for a festive gathering filled with joy, delicious food, and great music. This holiday celebration is all about connection, laughter, and community. Whether you're a regular or visiting for the first time, we welcome you to come share in the spirit of the season.
338 Washington St, Quincy, MA
Thursday, December 18th
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
All are welcome!
Please RSVP to kelleytavaresc@vinfen.org
Find out more about the Quincy RCC at southeastrlc.org/quincy
Don’t miss the upcoming Holiday Party at the Fall River RCC! On Friday, December 19 from 12–3 PM, we’ll have Chinese food, drinks, and plenty of peer support. Come celebrate the season with laughter, connection, and community. All are welcome!
649 Bedford St.
Fall River, MA
Email Justin at coonanj@vinfen.org for more information.
Find out more about the Fall River Recovery Connection Center at southeastrlc.org/fall-river
Celebrate the season with warmth, connection, and community at the Hyannis Recovery Connection Center Holiday Party on Monday, December 22 from 11 AM to 1 PM.
Hosted at 106 Bassett Lane, Unit 2 in Hyannis, this festive gathering offers food, drinks, and peer support for all who attend. Whether you're coming to share stories, enjoy a hot drink, or simply be among friends, this event is a welcoming space to close out the year together.
Find out more about the Hyannis RCC at southeastrlc.org/hyannis.
Peers in both the Fall River and Hyannis RCCs will be making Gratitude Jars in 2026 as a way to start the new year with reflection, hope, and connection. Each peer member will be invited to contribute a note expressing something they’re grateful for as we enter the year ahead, whether it’s a moment, a person, a feeling, or a milestone. These jars will remain open and accessible throughout the year, offering everyone the chance to continue adding new reflections as their journey unfolds.
