Happy 46th Birthday, NAMI St. Louis! 💚 Since 1979, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has been dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness. Over the past 46 years, NAMI St. Louis has been a beacon of hope, providing invaluable resources, support, and advocacy for our community 👏 From pioneering education programs to offering free support groups, and advocating for better mental health policies, our impact has been profound 🤩 Together, we’ve touched countless lives, fostering understanding and breaking down stigma 💞 Here's to many more! Join us in celebrating our journey and looking forward to many more years of making a difference. Thank you for being part of our incredible community! 💙
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Importance of Grief and Mental Health Services in Honoring Lost Lives Dear Community, As we acknowledge the heartbreaking reality of losing young black men in our community, it is crucial to emphasize the significance of accessible grief and mental health services. As we draw Minority Health Month to a close, let us not relegate these critical conversations to the sidelines. Instead, let us elevate them to the forefront of our collective consciousness. In these trying times, it is imperative that we offer unwavering support to all affected families and individuals. Let us hold them close in our thoughts and prayers, offering solace and strength during their times of immense sorrow. By prioritizing mental health and fostering open dialogue, we not only honor those we have lost but also fortify our community against further tragedies. Together, let us stand united in compassion and understanding, ensuring that no one suffers alone. With heartfelt condolences and a steadfast commitment to supporting one another, Jon Henry Both Sides Of The Conversation Changing The Narrative From Our Voices
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