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Today, we are 141 years young! The drawing below was created by a patient during a previous anniversary. However, it's timeless. This simple, but powerful message, captures the reason the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth founded Mount Saint Vincent in 1883. It's the reason that continues to inspire our work. Whether preschool, pediatric behavioral healthcare or foster care, we support children, adolescents and families so they can live the healthiest lives possible. If you have four minutes, watch this video for more inspiration about why we do what we do https://lnkd.in/g7pgziHR #preschool, #earlylearning, #behavioralhealthcare, #fostercare, #trauma

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What a wild 2023!!! Your accomplishments in the past year are the foundation that you get to build upon in 2024. Check out the link below to learn about some big wins from Future Full of Hope, PLLC in 2023 as we prepare to come in hot to 2024!!!

Serving as the Board President for Nami Pierce County, I feel so incredibly blessed to be able to provide advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives. Our core tenets, represented as three sides of a triangle are as follows: 1. Advocacy: Be the voice that stands up for, and advocates on behalf of, our neighbors in Pierce County by pushing for a much more robust and comprehensive behavioral health system at both the state and local level. 2. Awareness: Elevate the conversations surrounding mental illness by providing a forum to learn and discuss the nuances of behavioral health through empathy-driven awareness. 3. Connection: Foster a stigma-free community support environment that has room at the table for everyone facing the daily realities of mental illness, regardless of background As a nonprofit, the main sources of funding are threefold: grants, endowments, and community fundraising. Grants and endowments are critical sources of sustained funding for NAMI’s daily operations, like support programs and community gatherings. And while generous and impactful, at the end of the day they’re more-or-less an exercise in grant writing. What makes community fundraising so unique is that it captures the ethos of our core tenets, enabling the community to join us in advancing NAMI’s fundamental mission. Donating to a worthy cause is inherently an act of advocacy; it raises awareness with your peers and actively deepens NAMI’s connection with the community. It's the reason we have a passion for community fundraising – it allows us to grow our tent a little more each time. If this is a cause you feel is worthy of your support, consider donating a few bucks to the link below, if you aren’t in a position right now to donate, but still want to participate, come join us in walking the Kirkland marina park! It’ll be a fun party. Free event, kids welcome, bring the dog. https://lnkd.in/ejZtBs94

When building our Skool Community, Clifton S. & I wanted to do more than just make another group. The goal of this one is IMPACT. It's why we're proud to donate 1% of Legacy Built's profits to Kid's Hope USA. Before social media, I worked as a pediatric Occupational therapist, and I know all too well how challenging the early years can be for families. Kid's hope USA provides much needed support for young families. Clifton and I often tell each other, "This isn't just a business venture any more, this is a mission." Our primary aim is to elevate EVERY PERSON we come in contact with. Within our community, and in the world. Not all that long ago, we were starting out on this platform at zero. We now realize the real value of community, skills, tools, and network: IMPACT. This community is designed for people who KNOW they need a presence on the timeline, and also know that their goals go WAY beyond just making a social-profile for the sake of it. Starting on the right foot on Twitter/X & LinkedIn was our first step toward the life and business we wanted for ourselves and our families. If you want info, comment "IMPACT" and I'll send you a DM. April is KICKOFF! Happy Thursday, Friends!

Will you give a gift today? It’s giving Tuesday and we need your support! Your contribution isn’t just a donation; it’s a lifeline for those in need. Survive First operates on the front lines, providing critical resources and support for first responders facing mental health challenges. Your gift has the power to break the silence, erase stigma, and offer hope to those who may feel trapped in the darkness. By supporting Survive First, you’re investing in programs that can truly make a difference—offering counseling services, mental health education, and resources that empower individuals to navigate through life’s toughest moments. Today, your act of giving is a direct investment in the well-being of our community. It’s a chance to be a part of something bigger, contributing to a world where mental health is a priority, and lives are saved through compassion and understanding. Join us in making this Giving Tuesday count. Together, we can be the force that brings light into the lives of those struggling. Your gift has the potential to create a ripple effect, fostering a community of support for our nation’s public safety professionals. Survive First needs your support, and your generosity will echo in the hearts of those who find solace and strength through our programs. Make a difference today—save lives, one act of giving at a time. On behalf of our Board of Directors (Doug Monda, Doug Muldoon, John J. DeVoe, M.A., Linda Ryan, Raul Rivas, Dale Coxwell, and Paul Hill), thank you for all of your support! Together we make a difference. Together we save lives. https://lnkd.in/eMv9s-Ei #survivefirst #firstresponders #givingtuesday #mentalhealthawareness #weseeyou

💜 Epilepsy Awareness Month observed throughout November shines a spotlight on epilepsy, a neurological condition that impacts countless lives. As a charitable organization that supports people with disabilities, we would like to help others better understand this condition and spread the word. This month-long initiative aims to increase understanding, support, and advocacy for individuals living with epilepsy, as well as promote education about seizure recognition and first aid. For more info about NEAM visit the Epilepsy Foundation's website. #neam #epilepsy #disabilityawareness #yycdisability #epilepsyawareness💜

I love how volunteering is a priority at Baptist Health, because volunteering as a team can offer numerous benefits in addition to benefitting your community. Below are my top 3 reasons why you should volunteer with your team on a regular basis: 1. Sense of Purpose and Fulfillment: Volunteering together reveals that sense of purpose and fulfillment we all crave with the added satisfaction of contributing to something bigger than the daily grind. Creating moments that matter and leaving a positive impact have a ripple effect! 2. Enhanced Communication Skills: Volunteering isn't just about the tasks; it's about honing those communication skills. Coordinating efforts to achieve a common goal in a different setting can create major communication breakthroughs!! This has the potential to create smoother conversations and a workplace where everyone's on the same wavelength. 3. Skill Development and Learning: Volunteering is not your typical office routine – it exposes your team to new challenges, fostering growth and discovery. It is so fun to watch your team members surprise each other with unknown or untapped skills. Incorporating regular volunteering into your team's schedule not only benefits the community but also contributes to a more positive, motivated, and cohesive work environment. Get out there and make a difference, y'all!

When guests transition out of KARM programs into their newly restored routines, it can be challenging for them to feel what it's like to be on their own again. KARM's new Aftercare program is their solution to prevent guests from relapsing into homelessness. Susan is the first person to sign up for Aftercare! Keep reading in the shared post to learn more about Susan's story. #ministrymonday #karm #knoxarearescueministries #rescue #relationships #restoration #knoxvillezoo #karmstores #donate #shop #volunteer #outreach #nonprofit #christiannonprofit #breakingcycles #buildingrelationships #homelessoutreach

May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, a time to prioritize mental wellness and education in the workplace. Question: How does your employer support and promote mental health initiatives?" Let others know that when it comes to mental health, we will not step down. We will not step away. Will you participate with me for NAMIWalks or support the Acadia Healthcare team with a donation? All funds raised power our local NAMI’s mission of mental health advocacy, education, support and public awareness. https://lnkd.in/er4FhxyR