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Our core purpose is to leverage the universal joy of food and the spirit of "Kimjang" (the culture of making and sharing kimchi, embodying solidarity and community) to foster stronger community ties, promote mental well-being, and empower immigrant families in their adaptation to a new environment. The festival enhances mental health by providing a unique platform where happiness from food, shared experiences, and cultural engagement reduces stress, fosters positive emotions, and builds resilience. It strengthens community and reduces isolation by encouraging social interaction and connection through shared cultural activities, thereby [...]
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Philly HEALs will be hosting a virtual support group for men who are experiencing grief from stigmatized loss. While we recognize that all grief can be difficult, when you lose a loved one in a stigmatized way, it can further impede the grieving process. Examples of stigmatized loss are losses due to overdose, addiction, homicide, or suicide. This group will assist in building community between men who have experienced similar losses as well as giving participants tools to deal with this type of grief. You can sign up for the [...]
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Storytelling is a training facilitated by UrStorytellers in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual DisAbility Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants seeking to become a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and in addition to the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint format, and interactive activities enhance [...]
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Join PHA Cares for Wild West Wednesdays - Music, Movement, and Health. Greater Philadelphia Health Action will be participating in this event offering Depression Screenings, Blood Pressure Screenings, Health Information, Raffle and Free Giveaways. |
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Join the Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS) for the Feeding Your Soul Wellness Series and Resource Fair on October 2, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Philadelphia Prevention Partnership, 1628 Church St., Philadelphia, PA 19124. This community event brings together a range of local organizations committed to supporting wellness and well-being for individuals and families. Enjoy music, delicious food, and family-friendly activities in a vibrant atmosphere designed for all ages. Learn about valuable wellness resources, connect with partners making a difference in the [...]
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Support Group facilitated by a licensed therapist. This group is designed to meet the needs of Parents and Caregivers of those with mental health, behavioral health and substance use challenges who are aged 14 and over. Meets the first Thursday of every month on Zoom.
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Join DBHIDS-Healthy Minds Philly, in partnership with Reading Terminal Market and Greater Philadelphia Health Action (GPHA) as we support Depression Awareness month. We will be offering free confidential Depression Screenings, Information and resources on Behavioral health supports and wellness Information and resources on Nutrition and health. |
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The Mill Creek Preparedness Series is taking place to strengthen the resilience, safety, and well-being of the Mill Creek community in West Philadelphia by equipping residents with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to respond effectively to emergencies, disasters, and environmental threats. The purpose of the series is to foster a culture of preparedness that is trauma-informed, inclusive, and community-led, especially in a neighborhood that has faced chronic disinvestment, high levels of violence, and limited access to emergency planning resources. The goals of the series are to: Educate youth, seniors, [...]
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CCTC is hosting its annual Fall Family Festival where there will be many providers & community organizations providing information on health & wellness, resources for families and much more. There will be fun activities for children such as games, dancing, and arts & crafts. CCTC will also have clinicians conducting Behavioral Health Screenings for children to help determine if further evaluations are necessary.
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Join thousands of community members for the Greater Philadelphia Out of the Darkness Community Walk, a powerful gathering that brings hope to those affected by suicide and raises awareness about mental health. Hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), this event unites families, friends, colleagues, and neighbors with a shared mission: to save lives and bring hope to those impacted by suicide. Together, we’ll honor loved ones lost, support those who struggle, and raise funds for AFSP’s critical research, education, advocacy, and survivor support programs. The day will [...]
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Philly HEALs will be hosting a virtual support group for men who are experiencing grief from stigmatized loss. While we recognize that all grief can be difficult, when you lose a loved one in a stigmatized way, it can further impede the grieving process. Examples of stigmatized loss are losses due to overdose, addiction, homicide, or suicide. This group will assist in building community between men who have experienced similar losses as well as giving participants tools to deal with this type of grief. You can sign up for the [...]
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The Philadelphia Autism Project Conference is an annual event bringing together members of the Philadelphia community to share and highlight information and resources, learn about community initiatives, and discuss experiences in supporting autistic individuals.
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Support Group for Parents who lost a child to a drug-related loss. Please sign up to get Zoom link
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The Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Groups help loss survivors cope, connect, and work toward healing. Trained group facilitators are suicide loss survivors who know, firsthand, how difficult it can be to find your way after losing someone to suicide. The groups are open to anyone 18 years or older who is grieving a loss due to suicide. No pre-registration is required, but you are welcome to send an email to let us know that you might attend. The groups are free and confidential. |
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A day long symposium for frontline workers that offers 6 free CE credits for participation. The Connecting the Dots symposium, sponsored by the Penn Mental Health AIDS Research Center brings together community, researchers, and activists to discuss topics at the intersection of HIV and Mental Health. Lunch and snacks are provided.
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Join us at the Fall Philadelphia Senior Expo for a day filled with resources and information tailored specifically for our beloved seniors! This exciting day at the Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia City Avenue will connect seniors with local resources, learn about health and wellness, and discover new hobbies and activities. From fitness demos to financial planning tips, there's something for everyone. Don't miss out on this opportunity to socialize, learn, and have a great time. See you there! If you are the adult sibling, family member, or relationship partner of an adult with mental/behavioral/substance challenges, this group meets on Zoom the 2nd Thursday of every month. Facilitated by a licensed clinical therapist
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The Feeding Your Soul Wellness Series and Resource Fair will be held on October 11, 2025, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Roxborough Home for Women, located at 601 Leverington Avenue in Philadelphia. Hosted by the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS), the event features a diverse array of community organizations dedicated to making a positive impact, along with valuable resources to promote health and well-being for individuals and families. Attendees can enjoy live music, delicious food, and a variety of family-friendly activities [...]
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The late African spiritual teacher Sobonfu Somé, who came from the Dagara people of Dano village in Burkino Faso, said: "Communal grieving offers something that we cannot get when we grieve by ourselves. Through validation, acknowledgement and witnessing, communal grieving allows us to experience a level of healing that is deeply and profoundly freeing." Join Salt Trails, a Philadelphia collective that has been holding community grief rituals since 2021, for its 5h annual community processional, Carrying Our Grief Together. This is an invitation to reach across our cultural divide of [...]
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Philly HEALs will be hosting a virtual support group for men who are experiencing grief from stigmatized loss. While we recognize that all grief can be difficult, when you lose a loved one in a stigmatized way, it can further impede the grieving process. Examples of stigmatized loss are losses due to overdose, addiction, homicide, or suicide. This group will assist in building community between men who have experienced similar losses as well as giving participants tools to deal with this type of grief. You can sign up for the [...]
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This 2-day free virtual summit (10/15, 10/16) Men, Masculinities & Violence Prevention will explore the impact of societal gender norms on efforts men and masculine people to prevent relational violence, how gender norms impact men and masculine people themselves, and where we need to go collectively to build communities without intimate partner and relational violence. Attendees can register for the two-day summit and attend any sessions they are interested in attending.
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Storytelling is a training facilitated by UrStorytellers in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual DisAbility Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants who want to pursue the goal of becoming a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint format, and interactive [...]
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Job seekers will have the opportunity to hear from employers and formally interview. A portion of the job fair will be dedicated to questions, resume submission, interviews, and scheduling of future interviews. This will facilitate access to employment without the barriers that can sometimes exist in the traditional process. For more information, email DBHIDS.PeerCulture@phila.gov or call 215-685-4989. Visit bit.ly/PCCI-Oct15 |
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The EMOC Health Fair aims to create a culturally affirming, safe, and empowering environment for males of color to access mental health resources, physical fitness tools, receive holistic wellness education, and obtain free health screenings. This health fair is a crucial step in raising awareness of the health disparities that disproportionately impact males of color and in fostering trust between communities of color and healthcare systems. Resources. Food. Community Conversation Register here: https://forms.office.com/g/y77g8hrhFP Date: October 18, 2025 Time: 11am - 2pm Location: Men of Courage 4821 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA [...]
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A mentally healthy community starts with all of us. Every year, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) honors mental health equity champion Bebe Moore Campbell through the APA MOORE Equity in Mental Health Initiative to champion access to culturally responsive care for all. On Saturday, October 18, 2025, we’re bringing that mission to life again with our Mental Health Community Fair, in partnership with the Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Join us to shine a light on the unique mental health challenges faced by underrepresented [...]
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Led by the American Psychiatric Association's Moore Equity in Mental Health Initiative, we're having a Mental Health Community Fair, in partnership with Public Health Management Corportation (PHMC), The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), and Joseph J. Peters Institute (JJPI). Our event will provide mental health and resources, free health screenings, interactive workshops, kid-friendly activities, snacks, music, and raffles. Rain or Shine!
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This 12-hour course lays the foundation of Supervision in a Peer Support Environment, grounded in understanding of CPS roles and Recovery Values. This course includes SAMHSA's Core Competencies of Peer Support, OMHSAS Standards of Supervision for Peer Support, Kadushin's Social Work model on the Functions of Supervision, Reflective Supervision basics, and examines Trauma-informed principles in a supervisory context. This course has been approved for continuing education units through the National Association of Social Work- PA Chapter. Facilitators utilize various virtual engagement methods to ensure participants take full advantage of this [...]
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Philly HEALs will be hosting a virtual support group for men who are experiencing grief from stigmatized loss. While we recognize that all grief can be difficult, when you lose a loved one in a stigmatized way, it can further impede the grieving process. Examples of stigmatized loss are losses due to overdose, addiction, homicide, or suicide. This group will assist in building community between men who have experienced similar losses as well as giving participants tools to deal with this type of grief. You can sign up for the [...]
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Support Group for Parents who lost a child to a drug-related loss. Please sign up to get Zoom link
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A series of thoughtful virtual sessions brought to you by The Education & Training Unit at DBHIDS
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Guests can enjoy music, entertainment, and vendor activities all throughout the event. Food and snacks will be available from invited vendors. Health services such as flu shots, eye exams, etc. will be onsite as well as a pet-adoption section. Workshops/Courses will be held in a dedicated section of the event space. ALL-DAY ACTIVITIES Special guest rapper Freeway will give a performance and interview discussing his health battles and the importance of staying healthy physically and mentally.
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This in-person seminar gives participants the skills,knowledge, and materials to facilitate WRAPSeminar I in their community and organization.Participants will engage in interactive learningactivities, give brief presentations with a partnerand individually, learn how to facilitate thestructure of WRAP, illustrate their personalexperience with WRAP, and show anunderstanding of WRAP ethics and values.Participants who successfully complete thetraining will become Certified WRAP Facilitatorsand be able to lead WRAP Seminar I.
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Philly HEALs will be hosting a virtual support group for men who are experiencing grief from stigmatized loss. While we recognize that all grief can be difficult, when you lose a loved one in a stigmatized way, it can further impede the grieving process. Examples of stigmatized loss are losses due to overdose, addiction, homicide, or suicide. This group will assist in building community between men who have experienced similar losses as well as giving participants tools to deal with this type of grief. You can sign up for the [...]
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This in-person seminar gives participants the skills,knowledge, and materials to facilitate WRAPSeminar I in their community and organization.Participants will engage in interactive learningactivities, give brief presentations with a partnerand individually, learn how to facilitate thestructure of WRAP, illustrate their personalexperience with WRAP, and show anunderstanding of WRAP ethics and values.Participants who successfully complete thetraining will become Certified WRAP Facilitatorsand be able to lead WRAP Seminar I.
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The Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Groups help loss survivors cope, connect, and work toward healing. Trained group facilitators are suicide loss survivors who know, firsthand, how difficult it can be to find your way after losing someone to suicide. The groups are open to anyone 18 years or older who is grieving a loss due to suicide. No pre-registration is required, but you are welcome to send an email to let us know that you might attend. The groups are free and confidential. |
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This in-person seminar gives participants the skills,knowledge, and materials to facilitate WRAPSeminar I in their community and organization.Participants will engage in interactive learningactivities, give brief presentations with a partnerand individually, learn how to facilitate thestructure of WRAP, illustrate their personalexperience with WRAP, and show anunderstanding of WRAP ethics and values.Participants who successfully complete thetraining will become Certified WRAP Facilitatorsand be able to lead WRAP Seminar I.
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Storytelling is a training facilitated by Ur Storytellers in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual DisAbility Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants seeking to become a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint format, and interactive activities will enhance this [...]
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DBHIDS and Community Behavioral Health are working together to host a Physicians Symposium on October 30th. The purpose of a Physicians Symposium is to reduce silos in treatment of substance use disorder and/or behavioral health and create pathways for connection between physicians, providers and people accessing treatment or services. This event is aimed to adapt prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery and harm reduction services to meet the needs of people who use substances. Presentations should fall under the umbrella of emerging drug trends, the treatment continuum and/or medical, behavioral, or social [...]
This in-person seminar gives participants the skills,knowledge, and materials to facilitate WRAPSeminar I in their community and organization.Participants will engage in interactive learningactivities, give brief presentations with a partnerand individually, learn how to facilitate thestructure of WRAP, illustrate their personalexperience with WRAP, and show anunderstanding of WRAP ethics and values.Participants who successfully complete thetraining will become Certified WRAP Facilitatorsand be able to lead WRAP Seminar I.
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*Trigger Warning*: This training involves detailed discussions of drug use, overdoses, and demonstrations on how to use Narcan. If you have any concerns, please feel free to email SUPHR staff at overdose.prevention@phila.gov This training provides background information and data on opioid use, Philadelphia's drug supply, and overdoses in our city. There is also a detailed description of how to recognize and respond to an opioid-related overdose with naloxone, or Narcan. The training is approximately 1.5 hours with an additional 15 minutes for questions. You can choose to have Narcan discreetly [...] |
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This in-person seminar gives participants the skills,knowledge, and materials to facilitate WRAPSeminar I in their community and organization.Participants will engage in interactive learningactivities, give brief presentations with a partnerand individually, learn how to facilitate thestructure of WRAP, illustrate their personalexperience with WRAP, and show anunderstanding of WRAP ethics and values.Participants who successfully complete thetraining will become Certified WRAP Facilitatorsand be able to lead WRAP Seminar I.
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