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WHAT IS THRIVING MINDS?
Thriving Minds is an overall mental wellness improvement program targeted towards children, youth (0-25) & their families through local community outreach, prompting the importance of and education on accessible services for behavioral health needs. Funded by Heluna Health through the Children & Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) Round 5 Grant, Thriving Minds aims to foster positive mental health among children, youth, young adults, families, and vulnerable populations in Kings County through a comprehensive and collaborative approach. Focusing on promoting mental wellness, reducing stigma, increasing community connection, and improving equitable access to services. The project strives to enhance the overall well-being of individuals across the community. The project will serve Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC), African American, Latinx, LGBTQ+, Native American, Asian, underserved, underrepresented individuals and families
The program will offer the following activities to the community:
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Monthly Wellness Events
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Promoting social & emotional well-being
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Preventing behavioral health challenges through various activities (and workshops)
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Providing family & community involvement
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Quarterly Mindfulness Activities for Kids
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Fun, yet engaging activities designed to nurture calmness, focus, and inner peace & emotions in your little one.
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Quarterly Family Days
Stay tuned for how to join us for these free community activities!
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JOIN US
Wellness Support Group
Led by Devonderia Sanchez, LMFT, Owner of F.I.T.
Meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month
Location: in Lemoore (TBD)
The wellness support group will be a wellness space discussing topics such as parenting, mental health, and more.
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CONTACT
To find out more information, please contact:
Gisselle Tamayo, Program Coordinator - ENG
559-242-6458
Marilyn Castaneda, Program Assistant - ENG & ESP
559-242-6394
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