Whether you are an employee, an administrator, or an owner at your workplace, you can make a difference in improving mental health and wellness for all in your job. So much of our time is spent at work and good mental health is crucial for employee morale, productivity, career longevity, and overall fulfillment. Learn how you can become a mental health champion at work!
Mental wellness is the foundation of our healthy, resilient community. Together, with mental health champions, peers, and workplaces, all individuals thrive in a compassionate, trauma-informed environment. Community members such as yourself are instrumental in helping us bring this vision to life in Sheboygan County. Use your specific skills, passions, and talents to reach out to others in support.
Our youth ambassadors play a very important role in supporting each other and their mental health. Our young students and teens have unique mental health struggles that can be helped by their peers. You can help save or improve life by becoming an MHA Youth Ambassador today! Contact Director of Education, Trisha Erpelding at 920-458-3951 ext. 1002 or trisha@mhasheboygan.org to learn more.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 & THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4
FREE MOVIE SCREENING AND DISCUSSION
Join members of the Department of Veterans Affairs and Veterans' Administration for Q&A after the documentary addressing the national crisis surrounding veteran suicide. You may attend one or both screenings. PROJECT 22 - OCT. 27, ALMOST SUNRISE - NOV. 4
SEPTEMBER 24-DECEMBER 29
Family focused POP-up play experiences for elementary aged students at various participating locations throughout the county. Sign up for updates HERE.
NOVEMBER 5-6
Mental Health America and IDONTMIND, in partnership with Youtube, present Our Future In Mind: Mental Health Summit, a live free two-day event this November 5 and 6. Streaming live on YouTube, this free two-day summit gives you front-row access to the most innovative mental health organizations and campaigns in the world. You’ll gain insight into how they got started, and you’ll learn (and unlearn) from young mental health experts to help you find your unique pathway into activism.
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