Learn about Lunch Break’s upcoming events to raise funds and awareness, and join in an opportunity to connect, have fun and make a difference in your community!
The Tigger Stavola Foundation was founded in 2013 to honor Richard Stavola, Jr., lovingly nicknamed, “Tigger,” who lost his life to an accidental overdose at the young age of 25. Their early work focused on changing the stigma surrounding substance use disorder and building awareness of it as a disease. The Foundation has evolved tremendously over the 11 years since its inception to focus on saving lives through the education of future generations regarding the dangers of substance abuse through multifaceted educational programs.
Eleplan, a secure platform designed to support caregivers and their loved ones, strives to alleviate some of the stressors and burnout that come with the often overwhelming task of providing quality care. Through the organization of key information and documentation, Eleplan simplifies care coordination, helping to take some of the burden off of caregivers. Amanda Lukof, Special Needs Advocate, shares the personal family story that led her to create Eleplan.
Maddie Condon shares with us her struggles with mental health as a NCAA Division I athlete, and the goal of erasing the stigma and opening up about the challenges faced by today’s teens and young adults. Learn how the What I Wish I Knew event inspired not only Maddie, but parents, caregivers, and teens.
Explore how 'Beyond the Game: Ready for Life' is set to empower youth athletes with mental health strategies and resilience tools through an inspiring lineup of speakers and hands-on training. Join WEforum and Monmouth Medical Center for this community-centered symposium and discover how lessons learned on the field can shape success beyond sports.
WEforum's Coaches Corner will feature stories, insights, and life lessons from top coaches within our community. Hear from Ronanne DeRosa.
Due to evolving challenges faced by today's youth, WEforum Group and the Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide (SPTS) are set to host a community conversation event to address the complexities of youth mental health struggles. Join us on Tuesday, October 29th.
Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide presents Women of Wellness and Wonder Luncheon. Save the Date: Friday, September 27, 2024 at the Navesink Country Club. A Celebration of Resiliency, Community and Well-being
The positive impact of nature exposure on our mental health and wellbeing is well known, still many of us are not getting enough exposure on a regular basis. Learn the benefits of connecting with nature and how to set time aside to do it!
The Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide (SPTS) and WEforum celebrates the successful culmination of the “What I Wish I Knew: Empowering our Youth and Establishing Hope” Community Conversation event held on March 19th, 2024, at The Two River Theater in Red Bank. The program provided attendees with an insightful exploration of personal experiences and invaluable insights from a distinguished panel of experts. The living room style conversation provided a warm and inviting atmosphere allowing attendees to hold space and speak freely.
Due to evolving challenges faced by today's youth, WEforum Group and the Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide (SPTS) are set to host a community conversation event to address the complexities of youth mental health struggles. Join us on Tuesday, March 19th, at The Two River Theater, 21 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, NJ.
This exclusive event, Eat for Life: Food for Thought, is a curated dinner event and offers a unique opportunity to nourish both body and mind while gaining invaluable insights from a leading authority in nutritional psychiatry. Learn how to use food as a delicious vehicle to calm the mind and revolutionize your life.
