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New Program Trains Churches, Congregants to Assist With Mental Health Needs

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By Diana Lopez By Diana Lopez Key Takeaways: Faith in Mental Health trains North Carolina churches to recognize and respond to mental health, behavioral health, and substance use needs, aiming to reach people who might otherwise avoid seeking help due to stigma or not knowing where to go. The effort grew from stalled legislation into a multi-agency effort. More than 60 churches and 100 individuals have participated so far. Formal certification…

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New Program Trains Churches, Congregants to Assist With Mental Health Needs

By Diana Lopez By Diana Lopez Key Takeaways: Faith in Mental Health trains North Carolina churches to recognize and respond to mental health, behavioral health, and substance use needs, aiming to reach people who might otherwise avoid seeking help due to stigma or not knowing where to go. The effort grew from stalled legislation into a multi-agency effort. More than 60 churches and 100 individuals have participated so far. Formal certification…

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The Good Men Project broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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