Free Your Feels

Ser Familia, Incis hosting SanSe Atlanta 2026! A Puerto Rican festival, bringing the spirit of the iconic San Sebastián Street Festival to Alpharetta for an unforgettable celebration of culture, music, food, and community.

Guests can enjoy live entertainment featuring Elvis Crespo, DJ EU, Pleneros de la Central, and more, along with unlimited Puerto Rican food, cultural performances, and immersive experiences that highlight the richness of Puerto Rican heritage.

Beyond the celebration, every ticket purchased supports Ser Familia's mission to provide critical family and mental health services to Latino communities across Georgia.

📅 Saturday, June 20, 2026
⏰ 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 2200 Encore Pkwy, Alpharetta, GA 30009
🎟️ Get your tickets:

🗓️ Jun 20 | SanSe Atlanta 2026 4:00PM - 8:00PM | Ser Familia presenta🎉 SanSe Atlanta 2026 🎉Una celebración de la cultura puertorriqueña, la comunidad y una causa con propósito.Experience Atlanta's largest Puerto Rican festival. Inspired by the iconic San Sebastián Street Festival, SanSe Atlanta transforms Alp...

Summer can be a time to rest and recharge, but it can also bring changes in routine, social isolation, and added stress for many students.

This article from Charlie Health highlights how disrupted schedules, reduced support systems, and increased loneliness during summer months can impact youth mental health. It also shares ways families and communities can help young people stay connected, supported, and emotionally well throughout the summer.

Read more:

How Summer Affects Student Mental Health | Charlie Health Click here to see data on how summer affects student mental health, including the toll that crime rates and food insecurity take on students during summertime.

We are currently finalizing our 5-Year Impact Report and look forward to sharing it with community members like you (those who have made this milestone possible).

Bringing Free Your Feels into community spaces, professional forums, and organizational planning has allowed us to build meaningful partnerships and connections that expand our reach to young people across the state. And we’re just getting started.

As we reflect on our 5 years as a campaign and take a deeper look at our historical data, we’re reminded that these community-based efforts would not be possible without you. Thank you for welcoming us into your communities, safe spaces, and developmental settings. We’re excited to continue growing our partnerships, collaborating on new resources, and supporting young people throughout Georgia.

SAMHSA offers an annual Mental Health Awareness Month Toolkit. This toolkit can help spread awareness about the importance of mental health and its effects on physical and emotional well-being. Check out 2026's version!

Mental Health Awareness Month Check out what SAMHSA is doing for Mental Health Awareness Month and share our materials, and remember that we all play active roles in caring for our mental health!