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November Activities Calendar
Join us to participate in Heart & Soul's
Wellness Activities, Support Groups, and Community events.
Our activities are free of charge
and are open to all residents of San Mateo County.
Heart & Soul offers peer-led support groups
for community and connection.
All groups are free, and most of them are virtual.
W.R.A.P.
(Wellness Recovery Action Plan)
Peer Support Group
Develop a Wellness Toolbox by creating your own customized Wellness Recovery Action Plan. Skilled facilitators will guide you through this evidence-based process of personal growth.
This weekly support group meets virtually on
Every Monday
4:00 - 5:30 pm on Zoom.
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82720647565?pwd=OUNNR0p1M1FNSUdENklPN2FycExwZz09
Family Support Circle
We are excited to launch a new peer-led group for family members and other people who take care of
a loved one living with mental health challenges.
The group meets virtually on the
1st Tuesday of the month
12:30 - 2:00 pm on Zoom.
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82720647565?pwd=OUNNR0p1M1FNSUdENklPN2FycExwZz09
Hearing Voices
and
Alternate States
Peer Support Group
Raising awareness about voice hearing, visions, and other altered or extreme experiences.
The group meets virtually on the
2nd Thursday of the month
3:30 - 5:00 pm on Zoom.
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82720647565?pwd=OUNNR0p1M1FNSUdENklPN2FycExwZz09
Alternatives
to Suicide Adults
Peer Support Group
Alternative ways of coping with difficult life circumstances. A safe non-clinical space for adults with personal lived experience.
The group meets virtually
1st Thursday of the month
3:30 - 5:00 pm on Zoom.
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82720647565?pwd=OUNNR0p1M1FNSUdENklPN2FycExwZz09
And meets in person 3rd Thursday of the month
3:30 - 5:00 pm at the Burlingame Community Drop-in Center
Alternatives To Suicide Youth/Young Adults
We are excited to launch a new peer support group
for Youth and Young Adults living with mental health challenges. A safe and non-clinical space co-facilitated by people like you.
The group meets virtually on the
3rd Saturday of the month
9:00 - 10:30 am on Zoom.
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82720647565?pwd=OUNNR0p1M1FNSUdENklPN2FycExwZz09
San Mateo County Honors Heart & Soul
with the
2024 Tony Hoffman
Community Mental Health Service Award
The Tony Hoffman Community Mental Health Services Award recognizes individuals, professionals, businesses, and the media who have made an extraordinary difference in the lives of people with mental illness, and the communities in which they live. Recognition is given for public education or advocacy to promote mental health awareness and needs, or to address stigma; public education and services to provide housing and employment for persons with mental illness; creation of new and innovative programs or community support activities; recognition of fundraising for mental health activities or long-term financial support to mental health programs; or working for new mental health legislation. We also honor mental health consumers who, in their journey of recovery, are able to give back to their peers or the community. Awards are presented each May during Mental Health Month.
Heart and Soul makes a difference and impacts Peers through one-to-one mentoring, engagement towards community resources, employment opportunities, support, and connection with a robust Peer community. They celebrate the voices and lived experience of Peers, and create inviting, relatable, restorative groups and activities to connect with our diverse communities. Over the past 15 years, Heart and Soul has provided for more than 90,000 Peer-to-Peer interactions.
We are powered by Peers!
Heart & Soul's Peer Support Team
Proudly Receives the
2024 Tony Hoffman Community Mental Health Services Award.
L-R: Ophelia Williams, Executive Director; Yvette Agua, Peer Support Outreach Specialist; Brenda Nicholson, Peer Support Program Coordinator; Amaal Greenwood-Goodwin, Wellness Director; Yraes Guerrero, Peer Support Specialist