As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, let’s remember: awareness doesn’t end here. Mental health and homelessness are deeply connected. Many people experiencing homelessness struggle with untreated mental illness—often because of lack of supportive relationships, access to care, or other inherent barriers. And for many, the experience of being unhoused worsens or triggers mental health challenges. Compassion, support, and real change start with understanding, and we hope your awareness and understanding have grown this month. If you'd like to learn more, come join us at an event or to walk the streets. Come see for yourself how a little love and friendship can go a very long way. #thehumanimpact #friendshipheals #dallashomeless #mentalhealthawareness (fb)

Are you looking for things to do this summer with friends or with your kids? Come take a walk with us this Saturday—not just through the streets, but into someone’s story. We invite you to step outside with us and connect with our homeless neighbors. Not to judge or fix. Just to meet, listen, and understand better. Click the link below for more information and to sign-up. We'd love for you to join us. Together, let’s break down barriers and build community. One step at a time. https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/JE/jsznocw7fe55ho #thehumanimpact #friendshipheals #dallashomeless #saturdaystreetstime (fb)