
SafeSpace Youth Action Board comes together to “Spread the Rainbow”
With shelter-in-place orders still in effect, local nonprofit SafeSpace had to cancel its Menlo Park teen mental health walk. Despite all the plans and lives
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With shelter-in-place orders still in effect, local nonprofit SafeSpace had to cancel its Menlo Park teen mental health walk. Despite all the plans and lives
May is Mental Health Awareness month, and SafeSpace Center is sponsoring a Spread the Rainbow art project for San Menlo Park and its surrounding communities.
On Thursday night, Oct. 17, the Menlo Park-based, student-run mental health organization Safespace hosted a screening of student-produced videos that raise awareness about how to help
SafeSpace, a teen-led organization that empowers young people to engage in mental health advocacy and awareness, is hosting a rally at Fremont Park in downtown
The SafeSpace Youth Action Board in coordination with local mental health professionals is presenting a 90-minute workshop on how to help a friend struggling with
Members of the SafeSpace Youth Advisory Board created, wrote, directed and produced a collection of videos entitled, "SafeSpace New Conversations." with the intent of challenging
SafeSpace Community Engagement Center (708 Oak Grove Ave, Menlo Park) offer these free workshops in May: Mindfulness and Meditation for Teens Class When: Thursdays from
SafeSpace is please to announce free Teen Meditation and Mindfulness classes taught by Julie Brody starting this Thursday, April 19 from 6:00 to 7:00 pm
SafeSpace is offering a Youth Mental Health First Aid class designed to teach parents, family members, and youth how to help a young person (aged
SafeSpace is offering Youth Mental Health First Aid classes open to the community on Saturday January 20 from 9:00-5:00 pm or Saturday, Feb. 24 from
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