CAPPED End of Summer Cookout and Dance Saturday August 19th 6:30 pm

CAPPED IS hosting an "End of Summer" Cookout and Dance at Trinity Turtle Healing Labyrinth Park (7440 US Hwy 54- 1 mile N of McGinn's) Saturday August 19th starting at 6:30 pm. Everyone is invited! Hamburgers & Hot Dogs are provided. Please bring your choice of a dish to share.  The location will have a few tables & chairs. But bring your own for your comfort.

Singer and songwriter J. Cameron Stewart will be blessing the event with beautiful music and the labyrinth will light up at sunset!

About the Trinity Turtle Healing Labyrinth which is open 24 hours 7 days a week.

The design of the labyrinth path on the body of the turtle is inspired by the Labyrinth of the Reims Cathedral and the path on the head of the turtle after the Labyrinth of Chartres. Both Cathedrals are in France. The head of Trinity Turtle is the children’s labyrinth and it reminds us that we need to spend quality time with our children and teach them our values so they can be wise adults. The body, when completed, is about adults. The simple act of walking the labyrinth reduces stress by 80 percent. Every decision we make is improving our health or detracting from it.

About CAPPED: Since 2000, CAPPED has provided cutting edge integrative and holistic educational programs and services for the Tularosa Basin and Mountain Communities of Southern New Mexico. We have assisted more than 51,000 visitors seeking assistance for themselves or loved ones. CAPPED community presentations, television and radio commercials have reached an additional 4 million people with advocacy, information on prevention, access to care and more. 

CAPPED Vision Statement

“A World without Cancer and Other Preventable Disease”

CAPPED Mission Statements

1. To Make New Mexico #1 in the Nation in the Primary Prevention of Cancer.
2. CAPPED will be known at the organization that transforms critical care – health care into preventive care – health care in the state of New Mexico.
3. To create a healing environment where chronic stress is addressed in a holistic manner and clients receive the tools necessary for self healing.

To learn more visit the Website for CAPPED at https://capped.org/ or of course come out to the event Saturday night and meet the amazing people that drive the organizations mission.

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