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NOV 07, 2022
Help us reach our #GivingTuesday goal of $5,000 to train 100 new ambassadors across Iowa.
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posted by Chase Langos on MAY 25, 2022
Make It OK is a community campaign to reduce the stigma around mental illness. From just talking to friends and family about mental health to becoming an ambassador and spreading the word yourself, every effort helps. Regina Suhrbrier, the Outreach Coordinator at Community Health Center in Fort Dodge, took community involvement one step further to let her whole community know that it's ok to not be ok!
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posted by Chase Langos on MAY 17, 2022
When discussing mental health across our communities one group is often left out, children and young adults. One Iowa high schooler is looking to change that. By analyzing other mental health programs and talking to fellow teens, Lily Glenn identified where mental health messaging falls short with young people and is using every resource available to her to change that.
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posted by Chase Langos on MAY 09, 2022
Make It OK Ambassador Katie Sandquist goes above and beyond to fight the stigma around mental illness in Iowa. Read about what she is doing in Southwest Iowa to spread the message of Make It OK to her community!
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MAY 01, 2022
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
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posted by Chase Langos on APR 04, 2022
Mental Health Awareness Month is a great time to reduce stigma by starting conversations and increasing understanding about mental illness with special Make It OK resources and events happening in May! Download our 2022 toolkit and start the conversation in your community!
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MAR 31, 2022
Rasmussen Group takes a closer look at reducing the stigma of mental illness in the workplace, and help employees feel more comfortable seeking the mental health services they might need.
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posted by Make It OK-Iowa on DEC 09, 2021
Make It OK-Linn County presents virtual series designed to raise awareness about mental illness and resources.
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posted by Make It OK-Iowa on NOV 29, 2021
Julie Carolus was a victim of a sexual assault and later diagnosed with PTSD.
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posted by Lauren Kollauf on NOV 22, 2021
Raul and Julie Carolus walked 100,000 steps for Make It OK this summer in an effort to raise funds and awareness for the initiative.
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