Charles County, Maryland – On May 3 and 4, 19-year-old Sydney Collins, CEO and founder of Perfect Timing Podcast, will host a youth mental health awareness walk and rally.
“This gathering aims to raise awareness about the importance of paying attention to the mental health of youth in our communities and beyond. My self-love and mental wellness platform It amplifies the importance of supporting those who are suffering,” Collins said.
Collins said the Walk and Rally is a youth-led initiative aimed at dispelling common fears and stigmas that prevent young people from speaking out about mental health and seeking help.
The rally will begin on Friday, May 3, 2024. Don’t Tell Me Ur Sorry, a mental health short film written and produced by 16-year-old Kenyan-American actress and director Anna Ambuchi, will be screened. It was exhibited. Kickoff will be held at The Space, 3070 Festival Way, Waldorf, Maryland.
Saturday, May 4th at the Town of La Plata, 305 Queen Anne Street, La Plata, Maryland. Saturday will feature short films, live music, giveaways, activities, walks and more. This event is also approved by Charles County Public Schools to provide service learning time for students.
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