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AdventHealth and Heart of Florida United Way have joined forces for the third consecutive year to enhance mental health resources within Central Florida's Haitian community. This collaborative effort aims to address the unique challenges faced by this vibrant population, including cultural stigma surrounding mental health issues and the need for accessible support services.
The initiative features a series of workshops and outreach programs designed to educate community members about mental wellness and available resources. By providing culturally relevant information and support, the campaign seeks to empower individuals to prioritize their mental health and seek help when needed.
Community leaders emphasize the importance of such initiatives, noting that they foster a sense of belonging and understanding within the Haitian community. This year's campaign is expected to reach even more individuals, with hopes of breaking down barriers and encouraging open conversations about mental health. As the partnership continues to grow, the focus remains on building a healthier, more resilient community.
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