Reminder: Olympic Fly Fishers to learn about Project Healing Waters program for veterans during Oct. 8 meeting - Lynnwood Today

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The Olympic Fly Fishers of Edmonds will host a significant meeting on October 8, 2024, featuring guest speaker Rick Davidson, who leads the Project Healing Waters program at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. This initiative is dedicated to supporting veterans through the therapeutic benefits of fly fishing, which fosters both personal healing and community building. Davidson will share insights into how the program operates and its positive impact on veterans’ lives, highlighting the importance of connection and outdoor activities in rehabilitation. The organization aims to raise awareness about the challenges veterans face and how recreational activities can aid in their recovery. Community members and veterans are encouraged to attend, learn more, and explore ways to get involved.

The event reflects a growing recognition of the need for mental health resources tailored for those who have served in the military. By bringing together veterans and local enthusiasts, the Olympic Fly Fishers are reinforcing their commitment to service and community bonding. This meeting promises to be a valuable opportunity for networking and support, showcasing the intersection of sport and social responsibility.

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