MHA Storytellers, like Guillermo Villar, courageously share their real selves
Mental Health America of Central Carolinas promotes mental wellness through advocacy, prevention and education in Mecklenburg and Cabarrus Counties.
Consider joining us for Coffee & Conversation to learn how to get involved with MHA
Digital storytelling project for youth & young adults promoting self-expression and healing
Check out the impacts MHA has made since 2015 thanks to the generosity of donors. . .
MHA's aspiration for 2020 is to create a community where everyone is seen and heard. MHA Storyteller Guillermo Villar said, "The more I share my story of living with depression, the more comfortable I am, and the more we normalize conversations around mental health.” Join us for MHA's Coffee & Conversation to meet volunteer Storytellers and take mental health trainings to improve recognition and understanding of the one in five us of who is affected each year.
