PartnerSHIP 4 Health

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Summer is supposed to be fun—but for some people, summer gatherings can also bring stress, nervousness, or social anxiety.

Graduation parties, new jobs, camps, community events, and meeting new people can feel overwhelming, especially if you're naturally shy or worried about fitting in.

This resource offers practical strategies for navigating social situations with more confidence and less pressure.

👉 https://partnership4health.crediblemind.com/insights/coping-with-social-anxiety-your-guide-to-stress-free-summer-gatherings

Because mental wellness isn't about being the loudest person in the room—it's about finding healthy ways to be yourself.

Explore additional free mental wellness resources through CredibleMind:
👉 https://partnership4health.crediblemind.com/

Nervous about summer gatherings?

You're definitely not the only one.

Check out this quick guide:
👉 https://partnership4health.crediblemind.com/insights/coping-with-social-anxiety-your-guide-to-stress-free-summer-gatherings

A lot of people assume everyone else feels confident walking into a graduation party, summer job, camp, team event, or social gathering.

The truth?

Many teens (and adults) feel nervous, awkward, or unsure of themselves in social situations.

That's normal.

Confidence doesn't come from never feeling anxious. It comes from learning how to manage those feelings and showing up anyway.

If social situations sometimes feel stressful, this guide offers practical tips to help you navigate them with a little more confidence and a little less pressure.

You don't have to be the loudest person in the room to belong.

Explore more free, private mental wellness resources through CredibleMind:
👉 https://partnership4health.crediblemind.com/

Supporting youth mental health is part of supporting healthy communities.

As students navigate the end of the school year, graduation season, and major life transitions, even small moments of support and connection can make a meaningful difference.

Graduation season can bring big emotions for teens and families alike.

Excitement. Uncertainty. Pressure. Hope. Change.

Even positive transitions can feel overwhelming sometimes.

As the school year comes to a close, supportive conversations matter more than ever. Teens don’t always need adults to have all the answers—but they do need reminders that they are supported, valued, and not alone.

During Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re encouraging families and communities to continue creating space for connection, reassurance, and emotional support for young people navigating change.

CredibleMind offers free, private mental wellness resources for teens, parents, and caregivers related to stress, anxiety, emotional wellness, transitions, relationships, and more.

👉 https://partnership4health.crediblemind.com/

Growing Our Regional Food Leadership: A Community Conversation on Capacity & Funding

Community members across the region are invited to attend Growing Our Regional Food Leadership: A Conversation on Community, Capacity & Funding, a hybrid event taking place Tuesday, April 7th from 4:00–6:00 p.m.

This gathering will be hosted simultaneously at five regional site locations:

• Morris Public Library, 102 E 6th St, Morris
• Family Service Center, Room 8, 715 11th St N, Moorhead
• Sourcewell Office, 202 12th St NE, Staples
• Stearns County Service Center, Room 1104C/D, 3301 County Road 138, Waite Park
• Otter Tail County Government Services Center, Dead Lake Room, 560 Fir Ave W, Fergus Falls.

Participants are encouraged to attend the site nearest to them to connect in person with others in their community. A virtual option will also be available. In the event of inclement weather, the event will transition to a fully virtual format.

The event is designed for farmers, nonprofit leaders, economic development professionals, educators, advocates, and residents who care about strengthening the regional food system.

Attendees will:

• Learn about the Food Council’s role in advancing regional food system priorities
• Explore how community members can shape future initiatives
• Brainstorm ways that Climate Smart Food Systems funding could be used in our region
• Receive a sneak preview of an upcoming capacity-building training series focused on using AI tools to identify funding opportunities and support grant writing
• Build connections with others committed to resilient local food systems

The session is interactive, accessible, and designed for participants of all experience levels. No background in AI or grant writing is required.

The Food Council is currently welcoming new members and partners. This event offers an opportunity to learn more, ask questions, and explore how to get involved.

Please register for the event by March 31. If you register for one of the five in-person meeting locations, a complimentary light supper will be provided.

To register, visit the following link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/PWTfmYxUTwCL6fhOV7FVjA #/registration

For media inquiries, contact:
Jason Bergstrand
Manager, PartnerSHIP 4 Health
701-306-5280
[email protected]