Metro HEC
Do we believe that human beings are important? Do we believe that ALL human beings are important? ... And if we do, do we live like that?
--John Keck--
Do we believe that human beings are important? Do we believe that ALL human beings are important? ... And if we do, do we live like that?
--John Keck--
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About Us
What do we do?
Retreats - The retreat program consists of semi-annual weekend retreats beginning Friday evening and running through Sunday afternoon at locations in the Washington, DC / Baltimore area. The retreats consist of motivational talks, small group discussions, spirit filled music, liturgy, and quiet time for reflection. The program also holds occasional days of reflection.
Personal Care - Personal assistance of daily living are provided to the physically disabled while on retreat by able-bodied individuals attending the retreat. The able-bodied individuals providing care do not have specialized training. If specialized care is required, physically disabled individuals are encouraged to bring a care-giver with them.
Nursing - At least one registered nurse is present at every retreat in case of an emergency.
Financial assistance - The cost of retreats and social events varies. Scholarships are available to attend events. No one is turned away for lack of money.
Transportation - Transportation to HEC events is offered to individuals who need transportation.
Social Events - The HEC community comes together for social events such a our Annual Picnic and Dinner Dance
Retreats - The retreat program consists of semi-annual weekend retreats beginning Friday evening and running through Sunday afternoon at locations in the Washington, DC / Baltimore area. The retreats consist of motivational talks, small group discussions, spirit filled music, liturgy, and quiet time for reflection. The program also holds occasional days of reflection.
Personal Care - Personal assistance of daily living are provided to the physically disabled while on retreat by able-bodied individuals attending the retreat. The able-bodied individuals providing care do not have specialized training. If specialized care is required, physically disabled individuals are encouraged to bring a care-giver with them.
Nursing - At least one registered nurse is present at every retreat in case of an emergency.
Financial assistance - The cost of retreats and social events varies. Scholarships are available to attend events. No one is turned away for lack of money.
Transportation - Transportation to HEC events is offered to individuals who need transportation.
Social Events - The HEC community comes together for social events such a our Annual Picnic and Dinner Dance
