Quick Links to Resources Youth Resources Workplace Resources May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and as we look forward to lifting up ways to advance
Providence’s Well Being Trust 2022 annual report includes a look at some of our transformational work in the communities within the Providence footprint as well
Watch the signs of times and take prudent risks to improve the lives of all— especially those who are poor and vulnerable. —Excerpt from Sisters
More than 30% of U.S. adults reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety and/or depression, according to new report by the Kaiser Family Foundation. In addition to
Providence’s Well Being Trust is encouraged to see President Biden prioritize mental health in his recently released 2024 budget proposal. In the 2024 budget, President
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988. Click here to learn more about 988. If you or someone you know is struggling
Our Providence’s Well Being Trust Communications Team has expanded this list for readers to explore and learn about Black mental health trailblazers. We invite you
Providence’s Well Being Trust strongly applauds President Biden’s focus on mental health, suicide prevention, and the opioid and overdose epidemic during his State of the
It’s incredibly important to talk about mental health struggles with someone we trust so we can not only destigmatize the conversation, but also work to
The need for behavioral health care and the shortage of psychiatrists, psychologists, and other specialists who provide care are both increasing. To address the gap,
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