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The Tabernacle Baptist Church in Augusta is hosting its 4th Annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair on May 17th. This free community event will feature panel discussions, counseling opportunities, and local vendors to promote mental health awareness and resources for all ages. Attendees can learn about mental wellness in a supportive environment, highlighting the importance of community engagement in mental health initiatives post-pandemic.

Excitement Builds for Augusta’s 4th Annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair!

This May, *Augusta* is gearing up for an uplifting and informative event as the Tabernacle Baptist Church gets ready to host its 4th Annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair. The fair is set to take place on Saturday, May 17th, in the church’s Family Life Center, situated right at 1230 Laney Walker Boulevard. The event kicks off at 10 A.M. and is completely free for everyone in the Augusta area!

Why You Should Attend

The array of activities planned for the day is designed specifically to highlight the importance of *mental health* and *well-being*. This year’s fair focuses on providing *support*, *resources*, and *engagement* for community members of all ages—be it adults, teens, or children. You don’t want to miss out on the chance to gain insight and learn ways to improve your own mental wellness and that of others around you!

What’s On the Agenda?

At the fair, attendees can look forward to a blend of **panel discussions**, **breakout sessions**, and **interactive Q&A sessions** where specialists and local experts will share valuable information regarding mental health. There will also be resource booths for those seeking additional guidance and support. Counseling opportunities will be available, making this a perfect chance to explore your mental health needs in a safe and welcoming environment.

Local vendors will showcase their offerings, too! This creates a vibrant atmosphere where you can both learn and shop, making for a fun day out. The diversity of activities is designed specifically to encourage participation and engagement from everyone—so bring the whole family!

A Response to Unprecedented Times

The Mental Health and Wellness Fair was established by the church to address the growing need for mental health resources in the community, particularly following the *COVID-19 pandemic*. During such a challenging and *unprecedented period*, the fair aims to support both the church congregation and the wider community.

Community Spirit at Its Best

The organizers of the fair emphasize that community engagement and access to mental health resources are crucial now more than ever. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy for anyone to feel overwhelmed; that’s why this fair provides a friendly and supportive environment to discuss these challenges. Mental health awareness is essential, and the organizers truly believe in the power of community support.

Join the Movement!

Whether you’re seeking help, wanting to learn more about mental health, or simply looking to connect with others in the community, this event is for you! Mark your calendar for May 17th and head to Tabernacle Baptist Church. The fair welcomes everyone, so feel free to bring a friend or family member along!

Stay Updated

For more information about the Mental Health and Wellness Fair and to register for the event, you can visit the church’s website at tbcaugusta.org. This is a fantastic opportunity for all of Augusta to come together to promote *mental health awareness*, share resources, and foster a sense of community.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity—you are not alone in your journey, and the Augusta community is here to support you. See you on May 17th!

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Augusta’s 4th Annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair