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Encouragement Ink. Announces a New Genre of Children's Books That Combines History, Psychology, and Art and Targets Left and Right Brain Integration

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Tuesday, April 23, 2024
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This book series integrates history, psychology, and art, and its activities are designed to stimulate and enhance the integration of the creative, emotional right brain and the practical, analytical left brain.

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  • This book series integrates history, psychology, and art, and its activities are designed to stimulate and enhance the integration of the creative, emotional right brain and the practical, analytical left brain.
  • Scientists have found integration of both sides of the brain is optimal for resilience and mental health.
  • The book's foreword was written by Mariel Hemingway, actress, author, and mental health advocate.
  • Now, Mariel speaks candidly about the difficulties of growing up in a famous family who struggled with mental illness and addiction.

Global Sae-A's Decade-long Educational Endeavor in Haiti Bears Fruit: First Ever Graduation at S&H School

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Tuesday, September 5, 2023
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Last year, Global Sae-A pioneered internships for aspiring graduates at Sae-A Trading's international branches, providing a seamless transition into society.

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  • Last year, Global Sae-A pioneered internships for aspiring graduates at Sae-A Trading's international branches, providing a seamless transition into society.
  • A meticulously crafted curriculum, elite faculty, multilingual subjects, and a focus on nourishing growth through balanced meals have made S&H School a unique educational haven in Haiti.
  • The incorporation of Hangul as an official curriculum subject since 2018 exemplifies Global Sae-A's commitment to cultural exchange, fostering a vibrant educational environment.
  • In summation, Global Sae-A's enduring impact traverses continents and scenarios, emboldening its status as a beacon of corporate benevolence.

Community-Based Organizations Serving Populations with Low COVID Vaccination Rates Receive More Than $4.5 Million in Grants from Health Net

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Tuesday, February 15, 2022
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After serving Californias most vulnerable residents for more than four decades, we understand that healthcare is best delivered locally, said Martha Santana-Chin, Medi-Cal President of Health Net.

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  • After serving Californias most vulnerable residents for more than four decades, we understand that healthcare is best delivered locally, said Martha Santana-Chin, Medi-Cal President of Health Net.
  • To increase vaccination rates across the state, Health Net intensely focused on a community-first approach.
  • In total, Health Net gave more than 80 grants to community-based organizations throughout the state.
  • Other grantees could use their new funding in many ways to increase local vaccination rates, including:
    The following CBOs received grants from Health Net:

Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Launches 2021 Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW)

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Monday, October 4, 2021
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Ottawa, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - October 4, 2021) - Today, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health is proud to celebrate the start of the 2021 Mental Illness Awareness Week.

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  • Ottawa, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - October 4, 2021) - Today, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health is proud to celebrate the start of the 2021 Mental Illness Awareness Week.
  • Mental Illness Awareness Week is one of the key campaigns we run to help educate all Canadians about mental illness and how it impacts our lives," said CAMIMH co-chair Ellen Cohen.
  • "Part of the importance of Mental Illness Awareness Week is the fact that we are celebrating our 2021 Champions of Mental Health this week, and recognizing the important work they've done to advance the mental health agenda in Canada," added CAMIMH co-chair Dr. Kim Hollihan.
  • Established in 1998, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) is an alliance of national mental health organizations comprised of health care providers and organizations representing persons with mental illness and their families and caregivers.