Mayor Miller proclaims November as Kindness Month in North Bend

North Bend, WALocal News

Mayor Miller proclaimed November as Kindness Month in North Bend, underscoring the vital role of kindness in addressing pressing social issues. The initiative seeks to raise awareness about suicide prevention and enhance understanding of the human condition. Local organizations will engage in activities throughout the month, promoting acts of kindness and community support. Miller emphasized that “Kindness has the power to transform lives and strengthen our community. ” This proclamation reflects a growing recognition of the importance of mental health awareness and community cohesion.

Kindness Month will feature events designed to encourage residents to participate in supportive actions. The initiative aligns with broader national efforts to combat social isolation and promote mental well-being. By fostering a culture of kindness, North Bend aims to create a more compassionate and resilient community.

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