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Your turn: what’s one barrier you have seen or experienced that make it harder for someone else to get mental health support?

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Your turn: what’s one barrier you have seen or experienced that make it harder for someone else to get mental health support?

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Description: mental health care is an equally accessible for everyone. Ideas: think about racism, cause, language, and stigma.

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I’m looking for a partner for the upcoming science fair. If you’re interested in studying the effects of light on plant growth, DM me!

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Hey everyone, the Drama Club is hosting a bake sale tomorrow during lunch break. Come support us and grab some delicious treats!

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I found a blue water bottle near the soccer field. If it’s yours, let me know and I’ll get it back to you!

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How comfortable do you feel talking about mental health in your community?

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The audience for my project is mainly students, teachers, and staff at my school. I want to help people understand how mental health affects BIPOC (black, indigenous, and People of Color) communities, and how things like racism, culture, and access to care can make it harder for BIPOC youth to get the help they need. The purpose of my project is to bring more awareness to this issue, reducing stigma , and show how we can support each other better. I really hope this project will encourage others to listen, learn, and be part of making a positive change in our school and community.

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Generational trauma happens when a major event like racism, slavery, genocide, or colonization causes the pain that gets passed down through families. even if someone didn’t live through those events, they can still feel the effects through their family in environment. The BIPOC mental health is affected by both the past and the present. It’s not just personal struggles, but about systems of inequality that continues to harm these communities.