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    Mocktail Monday fundraiser supports mental health recovery in Lafayette▼Mocktail Monday raises money, awareness for mental health and recovery in Lafayette✉newsHealthMental Health43 min ago

    A Mocktail Monday event in Lafayette raised money and awareness for mental health and recovery. The alcohol-free fundraiser brought the community together to support people affected by mental health challenges and substance use, while highlighting sober-friendly alternatives. Local coverage focused on how the event combined fundraising with reducing stigma around seeking help for recovery.

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    Charities Warn Youth Mental Health Care Falling Short▼Youth Mental Health Care Lagging Need, Charities Warn✉newsHealth6 h ago

    Charities are warning that mental health care for young people is lagging far behind the level of need. According to the warning, services are failing to keep pace with rising demand, leaving many young people without timely support. The alert has drawn attention to gaps in provision and prompted calls for greater investment in youth mental health services.

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    Annual event raises funds for veteran mental health▼Annual event raises money for veteran mental health✉newsHealthMental Health2 d ago

    An annual fundraising event has been held to raise money for veteran mental health services, according to WDIO. The event supports mental health programs for former service members, though details about the organizers, the amount raised, and the specific beneficiaries were not provided. Veteran mental health remains a widely discussed issue, with fundraising efforts playing a key role in funding support services.

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    NAMI Iowa raises over $150,000 at annual NAMIWalks●NAMI Iowa raises over $150,000 during 11th annual NAMIWalks event✉newsHealthMental Health2 d ago

    NAMI Iowa raised more than $150,000 during its 11th annual NAMIWalks event, the organisation's signature fundraising walk supporting mental health programs across the state. The funds will help sustain advocacy, education and support services for Iowans affected by mental illness, and the strong total is being welcomed as a sign of growing community backing for mental health awareness.