Call for Youth
Vision and Commitment invites young people ages 13 to 21 from Fremont and Alameda County to participate in educational sessions for the well-being of Hispanic youth.
TALK TOPICS:
→ Migratory Grief
→ Leadership
→ Law
→ Mental health self-care
GOALS:
- Understanding the migration process and how to adapt to the education system.
- Learn about mental health in young peoplevenes
- Recognizing emotional challenges and reducing mental health stigma.
- Defend the rights of undocumented immigrants and refugees.
- Reduce stress and promote emotional well-being.
BENEFITS:
- Obtain community service hours.
Learn effective advocacy strategies.
Improve social and communication skills. - Receive a gift card.
Obtain certification in Mental Health First Aid.
Opportunity to participate in other social support activities with universities and other partner agencies.
Join us and strengthen your well-being and skills!
For registration and reports contact
Esmeralda: (510) 368-1442
Lolita: (510) 829-2673
VIRTUAL • FREE
All activities in this project are conducted in Spanish and/or bilingually (English and Spanish).
This project is supported by Kaiser Permanente Northern California.