ANNOUNCEMENTS
GHS 2026 Block Party
Genesee Health System
GHS (formerly GCCMH) Genesee County public provider of mental health, developmental disabilities & su
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What an incredible evening.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Pillars of Hope Shop Talk: Menβs Mental Health Month. We are grateful to every community member who showed up, participated in meaningful conversations, shared their experiences, and helped create a space for real dialogue.
Throughout the evening, we discussed mental health, suicide prevention, emotional wellness, preventative care, and the connection between mental and physical health. Most importantly, we strengthened connections and reminded one another that no one has to face life's challenges alone.
A heartfelt thank you to our speakers and community leaders:
πΉ Dexter Clarke, Genesee Health System
πΉ Dante Jennings, Genesee Health System
πΉ Dwayne Parker, Men's Health 1st
πΉ Shalonda Griffin, Gift of Life Michigan
πΉ Shebra L. Ward, City of Flint
πΉ Pastor Janard Lakes, Unlimited Potential Barber & Beauty Salon
We are especially grateful to Pastor JaNard Lakes and Unlimited Potential Barber & Beauty Salon for hosting this event. Barbershops have long been places where trust, mentorship, and community thrive, and Unlimited Potential provided the perfect setting for honest conversations, fellowship, and support. Thank you for opening your doors and helping create a welcoming space where healing and connection could happen.
Thank you to Smoke-N-Gates BBQ, our volunteers, community partners, and everyone who helped make this event possible.
Most importantly, thank you to every attendee. Your presence, participation, and willingness to engage in these conversations made this event a success.
The event may be over, but the conversation continues.
#PillarsOfHope #ShopTalk #MensMentalHealthMonth #MentalHealthAwareness #CommunityWellness #SuicidePrevention #PreventativeCare #FlintMichigan
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π Information provided by @michiganhhs
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services