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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - A local nonprofit held a walk at Mount Trashmore Park on Sunday to encourage mental wellness through education and mentorship. The event was part of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by minority communities.
Organizers said the goal was to break the stigma surrounding mental health in minority populations, where cultural pressures and lack of access to care often prevent people from seeking help. The walk brought together families, mental health advocates, and community leaders for a morning of conversation and support.
Participants walked the park's trails while volunteers shared resources on coping strategies and local counseling services. One organizer noted that many minority individuals feel isolated when dealing with anxiety or depression, and events like this help them realize they are not alone.
The nonprofit plans to continue its outreach through monthly workshops and mentorship programs. For now, the walk served as a visible reminder that mental health matters for everyone, regardless of background.
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