The Faith and Spiritual Affairs Conference, Anchored in Faith: Building Resilience, Hope, and Community, will bring together faith leaders, community members, behavioral health professionals, and advocates to explore how faith and spirituality can help combat loneliness, isolation, and the effects of grief and loss. Hosted by the Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS), this conference provides a space for learning, healing and connection. Empowering communities to foster belonging and collective resilience. Through dynamic keynote speakers, interactive workshops, and open dialogue, participants will gain tools and strategies to strengthen social connections, promote mental wellness, and build supportive, faith rooted networks that reflect hope, compassion and unity.