Positive Pathways

06/18/2026

If your organization is interested in hosting a resource table, sharing information, or connecting with our community, we'd love to have you involved. Please reach out and let us know! 🤝💙

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

drop a ❤️ if you agree

a simple act of kindness can make someone feel seen, supported, and less alone.

Mental health awareness isn’t built by a few people doing everything…it’s built when all of us do something little.

06/12/2026

It's almost time for our Jeepin' for SAFE event this Saturday starting and 10am. We hope to see you all. This is a free event for spectators and we will have activities for all ages. We do ask that you bring cash for entry if you are entering your Jeep or other off road vehicle for the ride. There will also be food trucks and vendors. I'm sure most of them will have other pay apps, but just be prepared for cash only just in case.

06/11/2026

💜 OPEN BEDS AVAILABLE 💜

Are you or someone you know struggling with addiction, homelessness, abuse, or other life-controlling issues?

At Saving Grace Women’s Home, we offer a free 12-month residential discipleship program designed to help women find hope, healing, and lasting freedom through Jesus Christ.

✨ Safe and supportive environment
✨ Biblical discipleship
✨ Life skills training
✨ Recovery support
✨ A fresh start

You are not too far gone, and it is never too late for a new beginning.

📞 Intake Line: (866) 648-8650

Contact us today to learn more about available beds or to begin the application process.

Please share this post, you never know whose life it may impact. 💜

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

You never know when you may need to respond in a moment of crisis. Our QPR Su***de Prevention Training can help you recognize warning signs, offer support, and connect someone to the help they need.

These virtual trainings can be completed in as little as 90 minutes, giving you practical tools and confidence to support others when it matters most.

Learn more and register at twloha.com/events.

06/11/2026

A lot of conversations about men’s mental health focus on getting men to talk. While that is really important, another part of su***de prevention is reducing access to lethal means during a crisis.

Men account for nearly 4 out of every 5 su***de deaths in the United States.
And nearly 61% of male su***de deaths involve a firearm.

Many suicidal crises are temporary. Creating time, space, and support between a person and lethal means can save lives.

We lose more than 500,000 men to su***de every year worldwide.
44,000 a month.
10,000 a week.
1,400 a day.
60 every hour.
And 1 every minute.

Please don’t suffer alone. It’s not weak to ask for help. Mental health resources are always available at twloha.com/find-help.