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MISSION
We are working to expand access and shift the conversation about mental health so that all Alabamians, especially from historically marginalized communities, can thrive.
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VISION
We envision an Alabama that nurtures the mental health of all, especially historically marginalized communities, to improve their quality of life.
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NURTURE OF ALABAMA 2024Â GOLF TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION
NURTURE OF ALABAMA
3RD ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
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In partnership with Jarvis Patton benefiting Nurture's mental health services
Nurture of Alabama invites you to grab your clubs and join us on the beautiful greens of Highland Park Golf Course on Friday, August 23rd, 2024. Nurture is a non-profit organization committed to increasing awareness surrounding mental health. We are working to expand access and shift the conversation about mental health so that all Alabamians, especially from historically marginalized communities, can thrive. The goals of this golf event is to fundraise to support our mental health awareness initiative and to destigmatize mental health. You will also have the opportunity to network with a group of professionals and hear from a mental health expert.
Your generous support will increase community impact, engagement and support those in need of mental health services in our community and schools. We will raise awareness surrounding suicide.
Nurture of Alabama, Inc. is a 501(c)3 organization. All registration fees and donations are tax-deductible.
For more information contact Leslie Smith at giving@nurturebham.com.
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS INITIATIVE
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CORE VALUES
COMMUNITY-DRIVEN
COLLABORATIVE
TRAUMA INFORMED
RESILIENT
CULTURALLY AFFIRMING
COMPASSIONATE
WHAT WE DO
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUPS
COUNSELING SERVICES
GET IN TOUCH WITH NURTURE, LLC TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR WORK AND HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED.
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"Mental Health is a journey that begins with acknowledging that your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are important and deserve tender love and care, with the help of a mental health professional."