Our FAQ page provides quick answers to your most common questions about our organization, mission, programs, and how you can get involved.
We offer a range of services including mental health counseling, educational workshops, healthcare referrals, and community outreach programs.
You can volunteer, participate in our events, donate, or help spread the word about our mission and programs.
While our primary focus is local, we provide online resources and support that can be accessed by individuals anywhere.
Common signs include changes in mood, withdrawal from social activities, changes in eating or sleeping patterns, and difficulty concentrating.
Listen without judgment, encourage them to seek professional help, and offer your support in practical ways.
We recommend seeking professional therapy, helplines, support groups, and our own workshops and events.
Schools can integrate mental health topics into existing health classes, create dedicated mental health programs, and provide teacher training on the subject.
Parents can stay engaged with their child's school, communicate openly about feelings, and model healthy coping strategies.
Yes, we provide training materials, workshops, and access to mental health professionals who can assist teachers.
Physical and mental health are interconnected; poor physical health can contribute to mental health issues, and vice versa.
You can reach out to us via our website or phone to schedule an appointment or inquire about available services.
If someone is in immediate danger, call emergency services. For mental health crises, contact a crisis hotline or seek professional help.
