Quarterly News & Updates

 

May 2025 | Issue 2


As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, Moved by Their Compassion extends heartfelt condolences following the tragic loss of a Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy on 5/2/25.


This has deeply impacted our frontline community - a group that regularly faces trauma and loss in their work. We recognize the pain is even greater when tragedy strikes one of your own.


As you navigate the path forward, we encourage you to lean on available resources and community support during this time. We invite any of our frontline workers to a future wellbeing event so we can offer support as well.


Remember, you need care too.


With compassion,


Monya Wyatt , Co-Founder

 

NAMI-Responding with care. A mental health crisis at work.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness has shared a valuable document that offers practical guidance on how to support colleagues in the work place. Moved by Their Compassion believes everyone can benefit from this information, as we all face challenges in some way.

How can I help?
 
 

Wellbeing Events

There are still spots available for our Summer Wellbeing Events-don't miss out!

Reserve your spot today.

I need care too
 
 

Resources

Moved by Their Compassion knows we can't do this work alone. That's why we've gathered a list of excellent resources to help support your mental and emotional wellbeing. Explore these options to find what best supports your needs.

Where to start?
 
 

Wellness Day @ Best Point!

Moved by Their Compassion recently distributed over 300 Compassion Packs to the dedicated staff at Best Point Behavioral Health, showing appreciation for another group of frontline professionals-those working in education. We were grateful for the opportunity to support these educators and recognize their vital role in nurturing our children.

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