
Mental Health & Economic Empowerment
Live Well Series
Starting in June 2025 - check back for upcoming dates
Mental health plays a crucial role in economic empowerment by influencing an individual's ability to work, innovate, and build financial stability. Here’s how:
Financial Decision-Making – Mental well-being helps individuals make informed financial choices, avoid impulsive spending, and plan for long-term stability. Financial stress can lead to a cycle of poor mental health and economic instability.
Breaking Generational Poverty – Access to mental health support enables individuals to develop coping mechanisms, seek education, and leverage economic opportunities, helping families escape poverty cycles.
Workforce Productivity – Good mental health enhances focus, decision-making, and problem-solving skills, leading to higher productivity and career growth.
Entrepreneurship & Innovation – Mental resilience fosters creativity and risk-taking, which are essential for starting and sustaining businesses. Anxiety and depression, on the other hand, can stifle entrepreneurial ambition.
Community Growth – When individuals have strong mental health, they contribute positively to their communities, fostering economic development, job creation, and social stability.
Investing in mental health services is essential for sustainable economic empowerment, as it ensures that individuals and communities can thrive both personally and financially.
We are excited to propose a series of mental health symposiums starting in June 2025. The Live Well Series is designed to encourage participants to take tangible steps to live well in all aspects of their lives-individually, socially, emotionally, physically and financially. The series exposes the connection between behavioral health and economic stability. The symposiums will provide valuable resources and support, focusing on improving mental health outcomes by addressing the root causes that impact one’s overall well-being.