NAMIWalk in Glendale helps grow mental health support
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NAMI Valley of the Sun invites the community to come together for its annual NAMIWalks Valley of the Sun on Saturday, Oct. 11, at 7677 W. Bethany Home Road, Glendale.
Registration begins at 8 a.m., and the walk will take place from 9–11:30.
In a growing mental health crisis, and it is vital to raise awareness, build community, and support those living with mental health conditions and their families. NAMIWalks provides an opportunity to walk in solidarity, spread hope, and raise funds to expand local mental health education, support, and advocacy programs.
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NAMIWalk in Glendale helps grow mental health support
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NAMI Valley of the Sun invites the community to come together for its annual NAMIWalks Valley of the Sun on Saturday, Oct. 11, at 7677 W. Bethany Home Road, Glendale.
Registration begins at 8 a.m., and the walk will take place from 9–11:30.
In a growing mental health crisis, and it is vital to raise awareness, build community, and support those living with mental health conditions and their families. NAMIWalks provides an opportunity to walk in solidarity, spread hope, and raise funds to expand local mental health education, support, and advocacy programs.
Participants can enjoy:
Free food and local vendors including Delia’s Street Tacos and hot dogs provided by Sigma.
Yard games and raffle prizes.
The chance to bring along children, strollers and even leashed dogs for a family-friendly morning. Emcees Simone Cuccurullo from Arizona’s Family and J Steele from Power 98.3, will inspire the crowd.
“Every step we take together sends the message that no one is alone in their mental health journey,” Kristina Sabetta, NAMI VOS executive director, stated in a press release. “As a community, we can replace stigma with support and create a future where mental health is prioritized.”
Funds raised through NAMIWalks Valley of the Sun will directly support NAMI programs in Maricopa County, including support groups, educational presentations, and advocacy efforts — all provided at no cost to participants.
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