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May is Mental Health Month, and it has never been more important than this year.
For far too long, mental health resources were aimed at a small group of people – the one in five who have a mental health concern in any given year. That simply isn’t the case today.
Our world has been turned upside down by COVID-19. And the associated worry, isolation, loneliness, and anxiety is something that literally everyone – all five in five – will experience.
We hope you join us on this next part of our Be The Light campaign. This month we are sharing resources that prioritize mental health, build resiliency in the face of trauma and obstacles, and provide a path forward for those who are struggling.
GIVE TODAY MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
We’re here to help
Are you feeling anxious, lonely or disconnected? Do you feel like no one understands how hard this is for families with special needs? Would having someone just listen go a long way right now?
The David’s Refuge Hosts who join you on weekend respite are available to connect with you. Be bold and make a request today.
Caregivers, our team stands with you during this unprecedented time, always searching for new ways to remind you that you are not alone, what you do matters, and God and this community loves you.
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Be Our Guest
Our respite weekends empower couples and single parents to integrate self-care practices in order to develop stronger relationships, families and communities.
Support
Investing in the lives of caregivers allows parents to provide the best possible care for their children.
Resources
We are so proud to unveil our new resource page! Whether you are focusing on self care through gratitude, looking for inspiration or searching for COVID-19 resources, you will find them all here!
Embrace The Difference
We are proud to be a partnering charity of this beautiful line of jewelry with a beautiful purpose – to give back. With each purchase, a donation can be directed to David’s Refuge reminding parents they are not alone! To date, Embrace The Difference has donated over $450,000 to charities!
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Morgan was born with a minor birth defect that quickly turned into 17-day brain infection, and the result would change the lives of the Daly family forever.
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