Great Bend’s Family Crisis Center Fall Festival Unites Community
BREAKING: The Family Crisis Center’s Fall Festival is in full swing in Great Bend, drawing community members together for an impactful day of support and awareness. As of 1:45 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, attendees are gearing up for a significant survivor’s walk around Jack Kilby Square, highlighting the resilience of survivors and fostering a sense of unity.
The festival, which has been buzzing with activities and family-friendly fun, is a crucial event for raising awareness about domestic violence and supporting those affected. With just under an hour left in the festival, the atmosphere is charged with hope, community spirit, and the urgent need to address these critical issues.
Local officials and organizers emphasize the importance of such events in providing resources and support for survivors. “Every step we take today is a step towards healing,” said a representative from the Family Crisis Center, reinforcing the festival’s mission to shine a light on domestic violence.
Community members are encouraged to participate in the walk, which serves not only as a form of solidarity but also as a reminder of the ongoing need for support services in the area. The festival features various booths, entertainment, and activities for all ages, making it a must-see event for families in the region.
As the festival continues, attendees are reminded of the lasting impact they can have by supporting survivors and engaging in conversations about prevention. The Family Crisis Center’s initiative is vital in ensuring that no one faces these challenges alone.
Stay tuned for more updates as the event unfolds and the community comes together for a cause that affects so many. The festival marks a powerful reminder of the strength found in unity and the ongoing fight against domestic violence.
This event is not just about fun; it’s about making a difference, raising awareness, and supporting those who need it the most. Share your experiences and photos from the festival on social media to help spread the word and show your support for the Family Crisis Center!
