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03/10/2026

If you or someone you know is looking for resources for mental health or substance use challenges, help is available.

Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

03/10/2026

Spot the signs, save a life. Learn the warning signs of su***de and share this graphic to help others recognize them.

If you see these signs in someone, urge them to contact a mental health professional or the 988 Lifeline at 988Lifeline.org

03/10/2026

This guide offers information & tips for disaster and first responders to help them manage stress during crisis response:
✅ Describes how stress affects the body
✅ Suggests ways to promote and engage in stress management.
library.samhsa.gov/product/guide-managing-stress-disaster-responders-and-first-responders/pep22-01-01-003

01/13/2026

Creating boundaries for is crucial for well-being and preventing burnout. Here are steps to establish and maintain healthy boundaries:

✅ Delegate
✅ Learn to say no
✅ Prioritize self-care

01/13/2026

No matter what you're experiencing, if you need someone to lean on for confidential support, 24/7/365 confidential support is always available for mental health and substance use.

💙 Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

01/13/2026

Many people face and challenges and are likely navigating the same things you are. Finding community support is a powerful, proven way to help. To find peer support, visit: samhsa.gov/recoverme

01/13/2026

Did you know there’s a research study just for first-time dads?
• Dads may earn up to $240!
• Moms may earn up to $140!
The text4FATHER Study through Johns Hopkins University is designed to support first-time fathers during pregnancy and early infancy through simple, encouraging text messages.
What participants receive:
• Twice-weekly text messages
• Tips for infant care
• Support for partner relationships
• Resources focused on dad well-being
• Short videos and infographics
Timeline:
Messages begin during mid-pregnancy (before 25 weeks) and continue until baby is 2 months old.
Compensation:
• Moms may earn up to $140
• Dads may earn up to $240
Who can participate:
• First-time fathers-to-be
• Age 18 or older
• Living in the U.S. and fluent in English
• Able to receive and respond to text messages
• Partner must be less than 25 weeks pregnant at enrollment
Study Details:
• Led by Dr. Arik V. Marcell, MD, MPH
• Clinical Trials ID: NCT06289101
• Currently recruiting nationwide
You can contact the study team or check eligibility through the following channels: [email protected]
📞 443-287-8946

Did you know there’s a research study just for first-time dads?

The text4FATHER Study through Johns Hopkins University is designed to support first-time fathers during pregnancy and early infancy through simple, encouraging text messages.

What participants receive:
• Twice-weekly text messages
• Tips for infant care
• Support for partner relationships
• Resources focused on dad well-being
• Short videos and infographics

Timeline:
Messages begin during mid-pregnancy (before 25 weeks) and continue until baby is 2 months old.

Compensation:
• Moms may earn up to $140
• Dads may earn up to $240

Who can participate:
• First-time fathers-to-be
• Age 18 or older
• Living in the U.S. and fluent in English
• Able to receive and respond to text messages
• Partner must be less than 25 weeks pregnant at enrollment

Study Details:
• Led by Dr. Arik V. Marcell, MD, MPH
• Clinical Trials ID: NCT06289101
• Currently recruiting nationwide

You can contact the study team or check eligibility through the following channels: [email protected]
📞 443-287-8946

05/05/2025

Hey Moms!! Check this out! Free Lunch & Childcare. This Wednesday from 10AM to 12PM.

04/17/2025

You can be a Steward of Children in their time of need! Click below to attend this local training.

03/10/2025

Join us! March 21st at Bryant Creek State Park for a Spring Break Hike!

Good Dads will be leading a hike at Bryant Creek State Park (South of Ava). We will meet at the trail head at noon for a brief information and safety talk, then head down the Pike Hollow Trail. This trail is about 2 miles and will take about 2.5 hours to complete at a leisurely pace.

Please bring:
- Snacks & Water
- Sunscreen
- Good shoes

There will be no cell service on the trail, and the trail has steep sections.

03/05/2025

Calling all MOMS! Free Lunch. Free Childcare. March 13th!