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California continues to lead the way on mental health, with more individuals and organizations joining the movement every day to ensure that we all understand, respect and prioritize mental health.
This year’s theme is “Strength in Community.” This past year, California saw more than its fair share of devastation – both natural and human made. Communities were left distraught in the wake of it all and wondered how they’d “bounce back.” The good news is that resilience is not a trait that people either have or do not have -- we can all build resiliency.
This May we encourage Californian communities to seek out the commonalities we have, fortify the road ahead and collectively continue to build the latticework of resiliency.
Below you’ll find a list of local activities designed to celebrate Mental Health Matters Month.
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NAMI California Regional Advocacy Meeting and Family Community Gathering Session
@295 E. Washington Ave., Chico, 10am- 2pm, 2-3pm
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DIY Stress Ball presented by Zoosiab
@ Wyandotte Academy Room 2, Oroville, 3-5pm
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Mental Health Matters Day
@ East Side - California State Capitol, 9:30am-2pm
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Grand Rounds Cultural Training: Developing Trust When Working With Black/African American Clients presented by AAFCC
@ 3300 Spencer Avenue, Oroville, 3-5pm
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Sacramento River Cats
: Every Mind Matters Event @ Raley Field, 7pm
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Let’s Talk About Depression presented by Zoosiab
@ Wyandotte Academy Room 2, Oroville, 3-5pm
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Mental Health First Aid Training
@ 3211 Cohasset Rd. Chico, 8am-5pm
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*If you would like your mental health supporting event added to this calendar, please contact us at mhsa@buttecounty.net
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