Parks and Recreation Supports Mental Health Awareness Month with Programs and Resources

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Bloomington Parks and Recreation will host an event on May 13, 2025, to support Mental Health Awareness Month. The event, starting at 15:23 local time, will feature various programs and resources aimed at raising awareness about mental health issues. Participants can engage in outdoor activities while learning from experts in the field. The initiative is backed by the U. S.

Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the American Psychiatric Association, signaling its importance in addressing mental health. Local organizations, including the Mental Health Foundation and Mayo Clinic, will contribute to the event. Bloomington's efforts reflect a growing recognition of mental well-being as a critical community issue. The event aligns with broader initiatives promoting mental health awareness across the United States. Attendees will leave with valuable information and resources to support themselves and others.

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