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“And that’s a wonderful spiritual and environmental way to wrap things up.” Paul’s church on the green,” said Watt, who is also the prevention director at Positive Directions - The Center for Prevention and Counseling, a local nonprofit that provides prevention programs for the community. “We are going to end the walk at the Labyrinth which is in the healing garden behind St. The event will conclude with a 1 1/2 mile walk for awareness along East Avenue to I-95 and back. We want to continue to show up for them and point them in the direction of how to access local resources and get the care they deserve.” We’ve learned that too many of our youth are suffering from anxiety or depression and need enhanced socialization and support.

This event is critical as it sends a strong message to anyone suffering from mental health issues that they matter and that the community has their back. “The fact that we are partnering with over two dozen community organizations shows how invested the larger community is in addressing and prioritizing mental health. “I’m so proud that we are hosting our second annual NorWALK for Mental Health Walk and Wellness Fair in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month,” Rilling said. Mayor Harry Rilling will deliver an address about Mental Health Month. There will be a local DJ playing music and several organized activities: zumba, yoga, art projects, a bookmobile, and free mental health and substance use screenings, as well as a Kids Zone set up behind the gazebo with yard games. Watt explained that the fair is “based around the eight dimensions of wellness, which is a model that we could all use, it goes beyond mental health, thinking of your environment, thinking of your social or spiritual or physical or intellectual life.” May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and in addition to the walk there will be a Wellness Fair with 40 community groups that will host activities and information booths around the town green.

“Everyone’s been struggling, it’s time to have a big, fun social activity where people can get information and resources and can also reconnect and have a good time together and do the things we weren’t able to do for so long during COVID,” said Margaret Watt, Norwalk Partnership event coordinator.

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