We tabled at Q-House for Mental Health Awareness Month of May, setting up an inviting space where community members could gather information and speak openly about mental health. Our team organized interactive sessions and distributed informative materials to educate attendees on the importance of mental wellness and the resources available to them. We also collaborated with local mental health professionals who offered free consultations and advice, creating an atmosphere of understanding and support. With colorful banners and friendly volunteers, our presence at Q-House became a beacon of hope and a reminder that no one has to face their struggles alone.

We became involved with Free Market to help raise Men’s Mental Health awareness month of June. Our collaboration focused on highlighting the unique challenges men face regarding mental health and encouraging open conversations to break the stigma. Through community events and educational workshops, we aimed to provide resources and support to men of all ages, fostering a safe environment where they could share their experiences and seek help without judgment

We have collaborated with CARE to advocate for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) mental health throughout the month of July. Our goal is to challenge the stigma and dismantle the barriers that affect our communities. Mental health affects millions of people each year cross the world. many people just like you work, perform, create, laugh, love and inspire everyday. It’s estimated that more than Five U.S. adults out of 10 live with a mental illness. The difference between mental health and mental illness. Mental health is how a person functions in daily activities, and mental illness is the collective term for all diagnosable mental disorders..

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http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/mental-illness