What We Provide

What We Provide

The Friendly Harbor Community Center actively works to counter the effects of stigma by supporting recovery of its members, and speaking to and collaborating with family members and supporters of those with a mental condition, organizations such as Pueblo County Department of Social Services, Probation Department, Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo, Health Solutions mental health center, involved parties such as Pueblo County District Court judges and Pueblo County citizens at large, and others.

Support Groups

The following activities are designed to promote mental wellness as well as provide a means of stepping out of your comfort zone and enjoying yourself with those of like minds.

We currently offer many different weekly support groups led by our Peer Support Specialists

Stop by the Harbor and pick up a calendar, or feel free to download and print one below

This group provides a supportive space for individuals to openly discuss their experiences with suicide and personal challenges in a non-clinical, community setting. Facilitators, who share their own experiences, create an environment of empathy and understanding. Emphasizing confidentiality and personal expression, the group operates on principles of voluntary participation, relationship-building, and harm reduction, avoiding clinical interventions and prioritizing a non-judgmental atmosphere.

  • Tuesdays, 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM at Friendly Harbor

A branch of a statewide effort to connect struggling parents to share tips and resources, focusing on protective factors and parental resilience. Dinner is Served at 4:30pm and childcare is provided.

  • Wednesdays, 4:30 PM at Friendly Harbor

Connect with others at the Friendly Harbor house through personal art projects. Bring your own supplies or reach out to us ahead of time, and we’ll provide them!

  • Thursdays, 1:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

In this check-in style group, we discuss our week, triggers, and coping methods. We discuss challenges unique to anxiety and depression as well as strategies to overcome or cope with symptoms.

  • Wednesdays, 2:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

Double Trouble Recovery: A place where you can get support for both mental health and addiction at the same time. It is a safe space to talk about struggles with these health issues, as many people deal with both at the same time. 

Thursdays 5:30 – 6:30p

A warm community where we share, heal, and support each other through loss. Together, we navigate grief with understanding and empathy, ensuring you never walk this path alone.

  • Tuesdays, 4:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

Tune into your inner rhythm with our Music group on Saturdays. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or just a music enthusiast, this group offers a harmonious space to explore, share, and enjoy music in all its forms.

  • Saturdays, 1:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present and engaged in the moment, aware of our thoughts and feelings without judgment. Our group centers on meditation, guiding participants through practices that cultivate mindfulness, enhancing self-awareness, and promoting mental clarity and emotional balance. Join us to explore mindfulness through meditation in a supportive, communal setting.

Every other Friday, 11:15 AM

A support group for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. With a focus on mental health and substance use recovery, we offer a safe space for sharing and growth. Emphasizing resilience and diversity, we empower members towards wellness and self-acceptance.

  • Mondays, 1:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

This group offers a safe, nurturing space to delve into the intricacies of maintaining relationships during recovery. Our focus is on fostering a supportive community for shared learning, personal growth, and open dialogue, helping each other thrive in our relational journeys.

  • Tuesdays, 12:00 PM at Friendly Harbor

Science-based addiction support group where we learn self-empowering skills and support each other in our recovery.

Thursdays, 3PM at Friendly Harbor

Group Activities

The following activities are designed to promote mental wellness as well as provide a means of stepping out of your comfort zone and enjoying yourself with those of like minds.

Support groups are led by Peer Support Specialists and some activities are self-led. 

Stop by the Harbor and pick up a calendar, or feel free to download and print one below

We have art supplies to allow you to explore your creative expressions. You may keep your creations or if you would like to donate your artwork to the Harbor, we have sold many pieces for fundraising events. 

Our peer-led group examines cognitive distortions in film, such as “catastrophizing,” where characters expect the worst, mirroring real-life thought patterns. Through analyzing these moments, we gain insights into both cinematic narratives and our own thought processes. Join us for a unique journey into the world of film.

  • Saturdays, 2PM at Friendly Harbor

This is a meeting for harbor staff, volunteers, and community members to share information and updates about Friendly Harbor. Partner organizations are encouraged to participate and share information as well!

  • 1st and 3rd Fridays, 11:00 AM at Friendly Harbor

As the weather turns cooler, we offer a cozy retreat for mental stimulation and social interaction. If you have a game you’d like to play with a group or introduce to us, we welcome you to join us to fight the winter blues.

Tuesdays, 5PM at Friendly Harbor

Ask about painting rocks from the labyrinth! If you would like to decorate our outdoor space and leave your mark by painting rocks, we have the supplies and enjoy seeing the space become colorful and uplifting.

Step into wellness with our Walking group. A simple yet profound activity, our walks offer both physical exercise and the opportunity to bond and engage with others in a relaxed setting.

  • Thursdays, 3:30 PM at Friendly Harbor

Please feel free to visit our outdoor Labyrinth during daylight hours. We encourage you to use walking meditation to find insight into yourself; think about something positive and apply it to your life!