CLR Community Empowerment Inc.

CLR Community Empowerment Inc. CLR's mission is to develop effective interpersonal communication between individuals, families and communities.

CLR is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization in Washington, District of Columbia mission is to develop effective interpersonal communication between individuals, families and communities.

06/03/2026

EARLY SIGNS OF AN AUTISTIC CHILD
What are some of the early signs of autism, and what does the journey look like for families seeking answers? 💙🧩
In this heartfelt Wisdom Wednesday discussion, Wes Gourdine shares his family's real-life experience with recognizing signs that his son had autism. From delayed speech and communication challenges to anxiety, restlessness, and sleepless nights, this message offers insight into identifying the signs of autism in a child – though each child is different.
Our mission is to help families access resources, therapies, and encouragement along the way. Join us for this honest and meaningful conversation about autism awareness, parenting challenges, resilience, and hope.
✨ Every child develops differently — understanding, support, and love can make a meaningful difference. ✨
To learn more about Childhood Autism,
Register for CLR’s Free Events at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/vq7v5vv.
TOGETHER -- WE CAN !
Donate at https://clrcommunity.org/donate-2/
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05/26/2026

FROM GRIEF TO GRACE
Grief can feel endless, but healing is possible. 💔🌿
In this inspiring Wisdom Wednesday message, Phyllis Outlaw reflects on the journey from sorrow to strength and from pain to purpose. Grief often leaves people feeling emotionally drained, isolated, and uncertain about the future after losing someone or something deeply meaningful.
But even in life’s darkest seasons, grace has a way of leading us toward healing. This conversation reminds us that while grief does not have to define us forever. Through faith, resilience, hope, and support, healing becomes possible one step at a time.
Phyllis Outlaw encourages viewers to embrace the process of growth, allow themselves to heal, and recognize that brighter days can still come after heartbreak. Sometimes the pain we experience becomes the very thing that shapes our strength and renews our purpose.
✨ Grace gives us the strength to rise after life’s hardest moments. ✨
If you're seeking guidance on navigating the challenges of grief after losing a loved one, consider Register today for CLR Free events at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/vq7v5vv to access support and resources designed to help you on your journey toward healing.
TOGETHER -- WE CAN !
Donate at https://clrcommunity.org/donate-2/
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05/19/2026

DEPRESSION DUE TO LOSS OF A LOVED ONE
Dealing with a New Normal

The loss of a loved one often brings a level of pain that words cannot fully describe. In this
Wisdom Wednesday message, Quinten McCray discusses the depression stage of grief and the
difficult process of adjusting to a “new normal.”
Grief impacts people differently. For many individuals, the first year after a loss can feel
especially overwhelming. Everyday moments, family gatherings, birthdays, holidays, and
personal milestones become painful reminders of the absence of your loved one.
Quinten McCray reflects on the emotional reality of depression after loss—the loneliness,
sadness, tears, and internal struggles that many people quietly endure. It also highlights the
importance of support systems, family, prayer, and the healing comfort that can come through
the love of others.
Healing does not mean forgetting. It means learning how to continue living while carrying both
the memories and the love forward.
✨ Sometimes the strongest step toward healing is simply allowing yourself to grieve. ✨
Got Questions about Relationships, Careers, or Life in General?
Register for CLR Events at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/vq7v5vv.

TOGETHER -- WE CAN !
Donate at https://clrcommunity.org/donate-2/
Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: CLR Community Empowerment.



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412 H Street NE, Suite 201
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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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