Mental Health and Gun Violence
While mental illness is a factor in a small percentage of gun violence incidents, it is essential to recognize and address the relationship between mental health and gun violence. By promoting mental health awareness, providing resources and support to those in need, and advocating for responsible gun ownership, we can help prevent gun-related tragedies.
Prevention Strategies
We support evidence-based prevention strategies that address the root causes of gun violence, such as improving access to mental health care, promoting responsible gun ownership, and implementing community-based interventions. We work with policymakers, mental health professionals, and community organizations to develop and implement comprehensive solutions.
Upcoming Events
- April 10: Mental Health and Gun Violence Panel Discussion
- May 5: Community Walk for Awareness
- June 15: Fundraising Gala
- July 20: Mental Health First Aid Training
Recent Initiatives
Our recent initiatives include launching a mental health support hotline, partnering with local schools to provide mental health education, and advocating for stronger background check requirements for gun purchases. Learn more about our ongoing efforts to make a positive impact on mental health and gun violence prevention.