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https://lnkd.in/dMZpRDEp "Share & Care Affiliates is your go-to for impactful giving and supportive communities. Discover how we blend compassion with action to make a difference. Join us to amplify your reach, connect with like-minded individuals, and participate in a movement dedicated to positive change. Together, we can share the love and care our world needs. 🌟 #CommunitySupport #MakingADifference"

On #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, we come together to raise awareness and foster hope. 💙 It's a reminder that reaching out, listening, and supporting each other can make a difference. If you or someone you know is struggling, please seek help—you're not alone. Let's work towards a world where every life is valued and every person feels supported. #SuicidePrevention #MentalHealthAwareness #YouAreNotAlone

Why does togetherness really matter? How do we heal and grow together? How can we go to the next level of our evolving selves with the help of community? Join Nia Yaku Neshama and I as we dive deep into this discussion on Monday, July 1st at 1 pm EST and 6 pm GMT on Instagram Live!

Calling all those who work in health, social care, education and publishing, survivors and those who work with survivors. This promises to be an interesting and informative event. #publishing #survivors #CSA #mentalhealth #health #memoirs #trauma #depression #recovery #healing #therapy #psychotherapy #counselling #therapeuticwriting #training

💛 Today is R U OK? Day! Remember, it's not just about today—it's about asking "Are you OK?" any day of the year. Every conversation matters, and your support can make a world of difference. Let’s foster a culture of care and connection. Reach out to someone you care about today! @ruokanyday #RUOKDay #AskRUOK #MentalHealthAwareness #NurseAssist24x7 #SupportEachOther #BreakTheStigma #YouAreNotAlone #MentalHealthMatters #EndTheStigma

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I had the opportunity to lead a research called Through Her Eyes. This collaborative research of Ethiopian Medical Women's Association and Impala Communication assessed the impact of the pandemic on reproductive healthcare services in Ethiopia. It not only resulted in a policy brief but also a video that showcased the challenges faced by women during the pandemic in accessing reproductive health services. The video features firsthand accounts from women using reproductive healthcare services and frontline responders, capturing the experience in a powerful and relatable way. It was my first video discussing a research project, and I'm not going to lie; it was a bit of a challenge, but I had a great experience learning health communications. Revisiting the video made me reflect on the power of this video in timelessly conveying critical messages. This project exemplifies the effectiveness of using innovative methods to disseminate public health-related research. I encourage you to take 12 minutes to watch the video, and you will find me passionately discussing my favorite topic: Gender and health. https://lnkd.in/eEQ7nEHn

Today is R U OK? Day—a reminder to check in with the people around us. A simple conversation can make a world of difference. 💛  Let’s take a moment to ask, listen, and offer support. Together, we can help build a more connected, compassionate community. Start the conversation today. #RUOKDay #StWanasKidsCharity #KidsCharity #SWKC #MentalHealthMatters #CheckIn #SupportEachOther

Watch Family Reunification: Reconnecting Loved Ones After an Incident, a Veoci webinar, and learn how to identify key stakeholders and other players in your family reunification plan, find and close gaps in plans, and how to translate best practices from shared exercises with stakeholders. https://lnkd.in/eYR63iun

On R U OK? Day, let's take a moment to check in with those around us. A simple conversation can make a world of difference. 💛 Ask, listen, and support – together, we can create a community where everyone feels heard and valued. For more information about how to help, visit the R U OK? #ljhookermonavale #callmeanytime

Let’s Talk About Death | Rochelle Martin | TEDxKingStWomen The speaker, Rochelle Martin, urges the audience to confront the taboo topic of death. She explores cultural practices worldwide and the varying attitudes towards mortality. The demographic shift towards an aging population in Canada is discussed, along with statistics on end-of-life care preferences. The common scenario of dying in a hospital and the post-death embalming process are described. Martin emphasizes the missed opportunities for better end-of-life choices. The talk serves as a poignant reminder to rethink our approach to death and end-of-life care. Rochelle Martin’s powerful message encourages a shift in how we approach death, advocating for more personalized, compassionate, and environmentally friendly end-of-life practices. By contemplating mortality, discussing preferences, educating others, and choosing eco-conscious funeral options, we can create a more meaningful and sustainable approach to dying and death care. Embracing these changes can lead to a more compassionate cycle of life and death, where caring for others and being cared for ourselves is a natural and honored part of the journey. View the video here. https://lnkd.in/gtZHqfKh #SanMiguelDeAllende #RetireMexico #AffordableAssistedLiving #MexicoCaregiving #DementiaCare #MemoryCare #AlzheimersCare #AssistedLiving #IndependentLiving #SeniorLivingMexico #HospiceCare #PaliativeCare #EndOfLifeCare #DeathAwareness #EcoFriendlyFunerals #CommunityCare #MortalityMatters #TEDxKingStWomen