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(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) SRSLY Chelsea and the Chelsea High School Volleyball program partnered on Oct. 6 for a Mental Health Awareness Night event. This event commemorated World Mental Health … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) September is National Suicide Prevention Month and this year, SRSLY Chelsea and the Chelsea Hospital Mental Health Awareness and Training (MHAT) Program are partnering to offer … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) The Wheels N’ Reels Drive-Up is back at Chelsea Fairgrounds on Thursday, July 28 for another summer movie on the big screen. SRSLY will be showing … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) In an effort to create a safe space for children and teens to discuss mental health, the SRSLY Coalition is revamping its Safe Homes campaign to … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) In recognition of Mental Health Month in May, the SRSLY Coalition is starting a conversation about youth mental health with the launch of the “Happy Initiative,” … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) The SRSLY Coalition, a Community Health Improvement program of Chelsea Hospital, is celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month in May by engaging youth and helping amplify their … Read more
On May 2, the Chelsea City Council heard a presentation from SRSLY.
SRSLY is offering several new resource guides. Below are the new Substance Abuse Support Guide and a brand new LGBTQ+ Specific Mental Health Guide that are both Chelsea-friendly. There’s resources for everything from information and screenings, to immediate help and … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Kate Yocum for the information in this story.) Since 2008, the SRSLY coalition with support from the Drug Free Communities Support Program, St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea, and the Coghlan Family Foundation, has empowered youth … Read more
By Gillian Blaszkowski (Originally published in the Chelsea High School Bleu Print and on the SRSLY website.) Twenty percent of youth ages 13-18 live with a mental health condition. SRSLY, a coalition formed here in Chelsea in 2008 to help … Read more
