A family-friendly mental health fair was held in Watsonville this afternoon. Action NEWS Eight reporter Leslie Duarte has more details. …Leslie? Dan, this was the first Mental Hair Fair hosted by Watsonville Preparatory School staff along with dozens of local organizations that provide mental health resources to the community. Multiple organizations came together Wednesday to raise awareness about mental health. More than a dozen local partners participated in Watsonville preparations for the first year of “Walking Towards a Mental Health Fair.” <クリップ - 6240 - 00:24:38:23 - 私たちのコミュニティには、学生や家族、そして生活を助ける素晴らしいリソースがあります。ここにアクセスして全員が集まることで、簡単になります> This event was designed to help students and parents find mental health resources in their community. <リンダ ムニョスの親クリップ 6218-0 0:18:26:03。 これは他の人々、特に親たちの助けになると思います。なぜなら、私たちの親の中には、外に出て利用できるリソースを見つけることができない非常に勤勉な出稼ぎ外国人労働者がいるからです。 > Some of the organizations included are Salu Parala Gente, Community Action Committee, and Survivors of the Healing Center. School officials say the event helps reach the community.
Watsonville Preparatory School holds mental health fair for parents and students
On Wednesday, groups came together to raise awareness about mental health. More than a dozen local partners participated in Watsonville Prep’s inaugural “Steps Towards a Mental Health Fair” in Watsonville. This event was designed to help students and parents find mental health resources. “Our community has great resources to help our students and families, and having access here and being able to bring everyone together makes it so much easier,” Watsonville Prep Principal Andrea Hernandez said. Some of the organizations include Salud Para la Gente, Community Action Board, and Survivors Healing Center. School officials said such events help interact with the community.
On Wednesday, various organizations came together to raise awareness about mental health.
More than a dozen local partners joined Watsonville Prep in Watsonville to participate in the first annual “Walk for Mental Health Fair.” The event was designed to help students and parents find mental health resources in their community.
“Our community has great resources to help our students and families, and having access here and bringing everyone together makes it so much easier,” said Watsonville Preparatory Principal Andrea Hernandez. Ta.
Some of the organizations include Salud Para la Gente, Community Action Board, and Survivors Healing Center.
School officials said such events help interact with the community.
