What a fantastic day at Kenmore Junior/Senior High Schoolβs 2026 Mental Health Fair! π
Jake Lis, Alberti Center research assistant, and Brie Kishel, program and operations manager, were delighted to join students and staff to share resources and facilitate a breakout session focused on promoting safe and supportive school communities. The students were engaged, thoughtful, and actively participated throughout both the resource fair and the session, making for meaningful conversations and connections. β¨
A special thank you to everyone involved in organizing such a well-attended and impactful event. The care and effort that went into creating this opportunity for students was evident throughout the day. π
We were also incredibly grateful to be treated to a delicious lunch prepared by the students. Thank you for your hospitality and for making us feel so welcome! We look forward to continuing these important conversations and supporting the well-being of young people throughout our community. π«Άπ»
Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention, University at Buffalo
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06/05/2026
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Save the Date!
Join us this August for the SMHRTCenterβs 5th Annual Mental Health Summer Academy as we celebrate 10 years of mental health education in New York State schools this year!
This yearβs academy will feature engaging plenary sessions, expert presentations on student mental wellbeing, and special messages from New York State leaders, including the Commissioners of Mental Health, State Education, and the Office of Addiction Support and Services.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and strengthen your impact on student mental health.
Register now to secure your seat: bit.ly/4fnwoKl
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06/05/2026
Understanding trauma can help strengthen families, empower youth and build better communities.
Join MHA and ReCAST for a special community event designed for parents, caregivers and youth.
π Tuesday, June 23
π 6 - 8 pm
π Delavan Grider Community Center
Parents and caregivers will have the opportunity to participate in a presentation focused on understanding trauma, culture and resilience while youth can enjoy activities in a separate supportive space led by Youth Peer Advocates.
Attendees will also have access to valuable support resources, complimentary coping skills gift bags and information about joining the Youth Ambassador Group.
Any questions?
Contact Nicole Shields at [email protected]
06/05/2026
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06/05/2026
Looking forward to being part of this event on Saturday! π
The countdown is on! We're excited to welcome the community to the Art & Health Community Fair this Saturday at the Niagara Arts & Cultural Center.
Join us for a free day of art, wellness, community resources, family-friendly activities, performances, and more. We're especially grateful to our partners, including Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center and their Mobile Clinic, for helping bring valuable health resources directly to our community.
Be sure to stop by and enter our free raffle for a chance to win great prizes, including a family membership to the Aquarium of Niagara
Thank you to all of our community partners, artists, volunteers, and organizations who are making this event possible. We can't wait to see everyone come together to celebrate the connection between art, health, and community.
Saturday 11am-3pm | Free Admission | All Are Welcome
06/05/2026
06/05/2026
Free weekly mindfulness sessions!!
π Discover Innovative Mindfulness Practices π
Join us for an exciting journey into creative mindfulness techniques that reduce stress, boost brain fitness, and promote a healthier lifestyle. Research shows that even a few minutes of daily practice can significantly benefit your body and mind. Everyone is welcome to join, not just caregivers!
π Wednesday Evenings:
Sessions start on July 8, 2026, and will continue regularly, with repeating topics every four weeks.
π‘ Program Time:
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Registration Link: https://forms.office.com/r/sUMVgadedm
06/04/2026
π Happy Pride Month! π
This Pride Month, Free2Luv and Sir Rog are sharing a little extra love and support with transgender and LGBTQ+ teens who may be facing challenges related to identity, bullying, mental health, or belonging.
Their special Pride "We Care" package includes an EXPRESS IT! art journal, art supplies, and exclusive Sir Rog rainbow swag, including a limited-edition enamel pin and empowerment band. π
If you or someone you know could benefit from a Pride "We Care" package, visit the link below and include "LGBTQ+ WE CARE" in the comments section when submitting your request.
Together, we can help remind young people that they are seen, valued, and supported. π³οΈβπβ¨
GLYS Western New York, Inc. Rainbow Collective of WNY
Contact us to learn more about our programs : Free2Luv Want to be a game changer in your community? Contact us to learn about our ADVOCACY PROGRAM, SPONSOR/PARTNERSHIP opportunities and PRESS inquiries.
06/03/2026
Get to know our new UB President! π
06/03/2026
"For the seventh year, the U.S. National Survey found that LGBTQ+ young people are too often placed at higher risk for su***de not because of who they are, but as a result of how they are mistreated and stigmatized." Via the The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/.
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