The ASHHO Cultural & Job Training Center at Tumwater is opening its doors for a mental health gathering about suicide and its well-known cultural bazaar.
September is Suicide Awareness Month, as supported by the counties proclamation. In line with this, ASHHO is inviting the community for a Suicide Awareness Gathering on Monday, September 30, 6 to 8 p.m.
The event will be a time for reflection, connection, and community to honor all who were lost to the complex issue of suicide.
Participants will share stories, honor memories, and offer tools for healing. Runia Gazi's story and personal reflections on mental health awareness will also be discussed. Runia is a family member who died from suicide.
There will be a candlelight tribute to honor those we’ve lost. Dinner will be served, with a suggested donation of $25 per person. Interested attendees are encouraged to register so that organizers can prepare enough food.
Together, we will share stories, gain valuable tools for understanding, and create a healing space to remember those we’ve lost and continue the fight for mental health and community wellness.
Catch the upcoming ASHHO Cultural Bazaars on October 5, November 2, and December 7 from 12 to 4 p.m.
The bazaar celebrates diversity and culture. Attendees learn about and support the work of black, brown, women, and LGBTQ+ artists and makers.
With more than 35 vendors of various items, the ASHHO Cultural Bazaar lets you spend a day supporting the community and celebrating diversity.
Runia Soul Cafe will also be open during the event, and attendees may share their blessings with the needy by ordering a buy-one-give-one meal or by paying a meal forward.
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