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PUNJABI COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES (PCHS) AND SOCIAL SERVICES NETWORK (SSN) ARE LOOKING FOR YOUTH AMBASSADORS FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT! WE ARE LOOKING FOR STUDENTS AGES 18-24 WHO ARE INTERESTED IN HELPING PEOPLE LEARN MORE ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH! GREAT VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS LOOKING TO WORK IN THE MENTAL HEALTH FIELD!
Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) and Social Services Network (SSN) are looking for Youth Ambassadors (ages 15-24) who are interested in working with youth to promote mental health and who are willing to engage in the community (York Region). Successful candidates will provide information about mental health to community members by presenting on various topics in schools, community centres and in other community settings. .
Building Healthy Family Relationships - A joint seminar of PCHS and United Sikhs on October 15th, 2017 from 1:30pm to 4:00pm at Moonlight Convention Center #sikh #southasian #parenting #ontario #gta #mississauga #brampton #caledon
pchs shared The Mental Health Spotlight's post.
Sher in Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu, means lion, an animal often used to symbolize bravery. #TheSherProject is focused on brave people sharing their stories to help raise awareness for mental health in the South Asian community. Mental illness is not a choice. It can affect anyone, of any age, race, gender or religion. It's okay not to be okay. Check out Ashna's story.
pchs shared The Mental Health Spotlight's post.
Sher in Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu, means lion, an animal often used to symbolize bravery. #TheSherProject is focused on brave people sharing their stories to help raise awareness for mental health in the South Asian community. Mental illness is not a choice. It can affect anyone, of any age, race, gender or religion. Find the light. Check out Parth's story.
