Mental Health Awareness Month — May 2024
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Hope Coalition
Don’t Drop the Ball on Mental Health 2024 Social Media Challenge.
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Henderson County Sheriff's Office
Mental Health Awareness 2024
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Children and Families Resource Center
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True Ridge
Don’t Drop the Ball 2024
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Henderson County Government
Mental Health Awareness 2024 Podcast
Mental Health
Behavioral Health Summit
The Behavioral Health Summit collaborates to build up resilient, supported, healthy and productive people in Henderson County. The Summit meets quarterly to network, review data, discuss needs, and evaluate strategies to improve mental health in our community.
Partners
Addressing mental health in Henderson County involves meaningful collaboration and partnership. Partners engaged in this Action Team include representatives of nonprofits, healthcare and behavioral healthcare providers, local government, education systems, law enforcement, local businesses, community members, and more.
To join us in addressing mental health in Henderson County, reach out below.
Current Action
The Behavioral Health Summit has launched two sub-committees to engage community partners and community members in this work; the Henderson County ACEs, Resilience, and Trauma Collaborative (HART), and the Henderson County Crisis Response Collaborative. Visit the Calendar page to learn more about each sub-committee and opportunities for involvement. New participants are welcome!
Resources
Behavioral health treatments are ways of helping people who are experiencing emotional distress, mental illness, or substance misuse. If you or someone you know is struggling, there are resources available in Henderson County for help and support. Learn more about available resources by clicking on the box below.