Amplify is a unique catalyst, leading and uniting community leaders, residents, and partners with the behavioral health resources and prevention strategies they need the most. We bring together a wide range of voices to work toward a single-minded goal: to strengthen the ability of our region to advance healthy communities.
We offer a wide network of connections that include tailored support, strategies, and resources that promote mental health and prevent substance misuse. Our team builds strategic partnerships that promote collaboration to improve outcomes across the lifespan. Amplify’s experience, knowledge of best practices, and relationships with local communities ensures that the right help is available for those living with mental health and substance misuse disorders.
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Thank you RHAM HS Girls Soccer for honoring #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth this weekend! You are community champions for mental health!⚽️🧡💙
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Wanna join me for an amazing cause? Come say hello and support Believe 208: Run for the Brave & Finest! 💙
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Rain or shine! #BELIEVE208Still thinking about attending our Believe 208 Run for the Brave and Finest 5k tomorrow, 9/24?! It’s not too late! Please come! Rain or shine!
This race was established in memory of my late husband East Hartford Police Officer Paul Buchanan to bring awareness to first responder suicides and PTSD and to help those who struggle.
Every year our race is dedicated to the memory of first responders who lost their lives to suicide. This year our race is dedicated to:
Waterford Police Officer Adam Lapkowski
Lance Corporal Idris Crumpler, USMC
Sadly, there are no memorials for these brave heroes who dedicated their lives to serving their community and country, but “Believe 208” will not forget them.
Please come and run or walk or just cheer and support these families as we remember their loved ones. “It’s not how they died, it’s how they lived.”
In person race day registration opens at 7 am tomorrow! Kids Fun starts at 8 am and the 5k begins at 8:30 am.
Knights of Columbus
1831 Main Street
East Hartford CT
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