Hall County is United Around Mental Health
1 in 5 struggle with mental health. 100% of us can help.
Our mental health is like our physical health. It can affect all that we do, from productivity or absences at work, to performance in school, to relationships with others in our community. We envision a future for those in Hall County where mental health needs are recognized and treated and where knowledge of and access to mental health services are increased. Together, we can change what’s possible.
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If you need to talk, the 988 lifeline is here 24/7/365
The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support 24/7 for anyone considering suicide, experiencing emotional distress or in need of addiction assistance. By calling, texting, or chatting with #988, individuals are connected to trained crisis counselors who offer support, listen, and help navigate through their situation.
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How have you been helped by ‘Reaching Out’ and ‘Checking In’? If your life or the life of someone you know has been impacted by this initiative, share your story with us today.
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It’s never a bad idea to reach out and check in on someone. Grief is a long and winding journey, and it rarely looks the same from one person to the next.
One of the most meaningful things you can offer someone walking through grief is your presence. A simple message, a call, or letting someone know you’re there can make a big difference.
Watch our full video (link in bio) for practical tips on how to support someone through grief, and remember to reach out and check in on the people around you. It can mean more than you realize to someone carrying a heavy heart. 💚
In life’s hardest moments, no one should have to walk alone. We are joining the effort to encourage the entire community to wear green Wednesday, March 11 in support of the North Hall High School community. Community doesn’t take away the pain, but it can help carry the weight and remind you that you are not alone. 💚
Run with purpose at the United We Run 5K in Gainesville, Georgia. This community race supports United Way of Hall County’s One Hall: United Against Poverty Initiative, helping local families access resources for health, education, and financial stability. 👟💙⠀
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Join us on Saturday, March 21, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Chicopee Baptist Church. Participants will run and walk along the scenic Highlands to Islands Trail.⠀
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Register today on United Way of Hall County`s site and be part of positive change in our community.
Knowing how to support someone in crisis can save a life. QPR stands for Question, Persuade, Refer, a training that teaches community members how to recognize warning signs of suicide, ask difficult but important questions, and connect someone to the help they need. 💬⠀
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Through this free training, participants learn practical skills to respond with confidence, compassion, and care when someone may be struggling. Whether it is a friend, family member, coworker, or student, being prepared can make a meaningful difference. 💛⠀
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Learn more or sign up here at the link in our bio.
How are your healthy habits from the beginning of the year going? 🌱 Life gets busy, and routines can shift more easily than we expect. If you’ve fallen off track, that’s okay. Any time is a good time to restart.⠀
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Small steps like a short walk, a few deep breaths, or choosing rest can help you reconnect with your goals. Progress looks different for everyone, and every effort matters. 💚
Love yourself enough to reach out when life feels heavy. Let’s normalize asking for help and remind each other that seeking support is a sign of strength. 💙The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline has caring counselors available 24/7 with compassionate and confidential support to help you navigate through tough times. You are not alone — call or text 988 anytime.
Think about the people who lift you up — the ones who listen, support, and remind you that you’re capable even on difficult days. 🗣️ Their encouragement makes a difference, and sharing that same care with others can too. Reach out to someone who might need a kind word or reminder that they matter. The encouragement we give often starts with the encouragement we’ve received.
February 17 was Random Acts of Kindness Day, and our community showed up to blitz Hall County with kindness! 🌟⠀
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We shared treats around town and thanked local residents and organizations for everything they do for our community. From holding doors and sharing compliments to surprising someone with a sweet treat or checking in on a friend, every small act made a difference. Together, we brightened days and spread positivity throughout Hall County. 💛⠀
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Let this be a reminder to always choose kindness, no matter what day it is. Thank you to everyone who helped show just how far kindness can go!⠀
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