Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS) highlights the significance of mental wellness with its upcoming Mental Wellness Block Parties in Hayward and Oakland. These events, scheduled for May 10th and May 24th, respectively, are not just gatherings; they are powerful demonstrations of community support, education, and empowerment.
Highlighting BOSS' Commitment to Mental Wellness
The significance of the locations chosen for these block parties adds depth to the event's purpose. The Hayward event, hosted at BOSS' South County Homeless Project(SCHP), speaks volumes about the organization's commitment to serving those in need. The South County Homeless Project(SCHP) provides interim emergency housing and a range of essential services to individuals experiencing homelessness. Its therapeutic garden and comprehensive support services offer a nurturing environment for residents to rebuild their lives.
Similarly, the event in Oakland, situated next to BOSS' Wellness, Empowerment & Resiliency Campus(WERC), reflects the organization's holistic approach to community support. BOSS recognizes that addressing mental health requires more than just access to clinical services; it demands a multifaceted approach considering social, economic, and environmental factors. The Wellness, Empowerment & Resiliency Campus(WERC) embodies this approach by offering services to foster holistic well-being and resilience among community members.
Engaging Activities and Resources at the Block Parties
The Mental Wellness Block Parties promise vibrant celebrations of community wellness and healing. Attendees can look forward to various activities, including delicious food, music, games, and prizes. Partner organizations will be on hand to provide information and resources on mental health, housing services, holistic approaches, and more. It's an opportunity for individuals and families to connect with vital support networks and take proactive steps toward improving their mental well-being.
BOSS invites everyone to join them in Liberation Park on May 24th for a community, connection, and empowerment day. Let's come together to celebrate mental wealth and take meaningful steps toward building a healthier, more resilient community for all.
For more information about the Mental Wellness Block Parties or to get involved, don't hesitate to get in touch with Sonja Fitz, BOSS Director of Development, at sfitz@self-sufficiency.org or 510-649-1930 x 1008.
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