WE HAVE NAMES 2
“We Have Names 2” is a concerted campaign of small to large mental health gatherings to grow community transparency and responsibility—to counter the effects of mental illness. We aren’t just labels and stats, “We Have Names 2.”
It is time that we knock mental health into the mainstream by holding community events across our country to remedy the horrors of suffering and discrimination.
Our mission is to gather together in dignity and courage to share stories and songs of hope and healing. We need to remember the mental health fallen. We need to honour our courageous first responders.
Our objectives are to reach our communities in a sustained manner to blow open the dialogue on the subject of mental illness once and for all. “We Have Names 2” inspires community mental health gatherings where people discover that they are not alone, find encouragement, and seek the help that they need.
Our goal is to reach charitable status in 2023. This will empower us to invest in our communities for better mental health now, and for future generations.
We need to learn from each other and hear the stories of hope and courage facing these deadly illnesses. We need to grow and give our hope for better mental health. This grassroots movement is for the people, by the people.
From meeting rooms to arenas and everything in between; “We Have Names 2” meet together to grow hope and skills regarding mental health.
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” ― Margaret Mead
THE “WE HAVE NAMES 2” MENTAL HEALTH GATHERING WILL:
Invite First Nations and Spiritual Leaders to open and close the event
Honour the courageous First Responders in our community
Dignify the mental health fallen
Perform original mental health music
Perform original mental health comedy
Share transparent mental health coming out stories of dignity and hope
We extend a special invitation to the first responders in our community to attend in uniform and be given a place of honour. We want to respect and thank you for the service you do in our community. Consider “We Have Names 2” events as a community debrief regarding mental health. It is time that we get together to make mental health more transparent in our community.
Mental Health service providers: please contact to bring your tables and resources so that people can access your services. People who have created mental health experienced Books and CD’s and Paintings, Carvings, etc., please contact to bring them to sell or show.
Please be brave and bring your experience to help the cause of building “We Have Names 2” hope in our communities across this great country of Canada. It is time to grow hope and transparency on the subject of mental health. Together we are building mental health, and community.
If you would like to volunteer, join the campaign, or have resources you would like to share with these community events: Visit our website: www.wehavenames2.org