Child Well-Being 2023 Outlook - Watch The Live Stream Recording!

Child Well-Being 2023 Outlook: Insights for Impact - View Our Live Stream Recording!

Thank you to everyone who attended in-person and virtually to our hybrid North Fulton Mental Health Collaborative meeting on May 18th! The United Way of Greater Atlanta's Northeast Regional Director, Denise Townsend, presented findings on the 2022 Child Well-Being Index - a set of 14 measures to use as a tool to help regions assess how children, families, and communities are doing in order to drive transformative results for the next generation. Afterward, participants broke into groups to discuss and share their priorities related to the mental wellness of our community. If you weren't able to make it to the event, have no fear - view our live stream recording below!

The United Way of Greater Atlanta will be hosting listening groups based on findings from the 2022 Child Well-Being Index. If you would like to participate in an upcoming group and give your feedback, contact Aliza Gevirtz, Director of Engagement for the Northeast Region, at agevirtz@unitedwayatlanta.org.

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The state of our mental health has an impact on everyone, from our own individual mental well-being to its impact on relationships, workplace, and our community as a whole. Please take a few minutes to complete our survey to help us get a pulse on the needs of our community, plan our programming for the upcoming year, and collect current resources that are available for our community!

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North Fulton Mental Health Collaborative Facebook Group: Keep up with us on Facebook to view updates on the NFMHC, and join our new Facebook group where you can submit your own mental health-related news and events for our community!

NAMI Northside Resource Guide: Through member surveys, website statistics, and personal contact, NAMI Northside Atlanta continually hears that finding the right resources is one of the single biggest challenges people encounter. The Community Resources and Family Guide on Mental Illness is an effort to help individuals and their families in the NAMI Northside Atlanta communities and surrounding area locate mental health resources to address their extensive range of needs.

Greater Atlanta United Way 211: The United Way gathers information on community resources and refers those in need to the best help possible. View their resources online or download the 2-1-1 app to access their searchable database of resources!

Mental Health Screenings: Completing an online screening can help individuals determine if recent thoughts or behaviors may be associated with a common, treatable mental health issue. Contact us to learn more about linking our Mental Health Screening to your business or organization's website or social media.

Summit thanks Alpharetta First UMC, the 2022 Fulton County Community Services Program, and the Frances Wood Wilson Foundation for their support of the Mental Health Awareness Program and NFMHC.

The Summit strives to remove the stigma surrounding mental health by providing education and awareness workshops in our community. Our team is available to provide talks and workshops on a broad range of topics and content. Contact Cathy Murphy, Director of Community Outreach, to learn more about scheduling an event for your business or organization!

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