'Real Men, Real Talk': The African-American Male Wellness Agency is hosting events to create a safe space for Black men to discuss their mental health and build community.
only 26% of black men between the ages of 18 to 44 who go through depression or feelings of anxiety are likely to use mental health services.
The 'African-American Male Wellness Agency' is looking to break the stigma with programs bringing men together to discuss their issues. The 'African-American Male Wellness Agency' has two upcoming events they're trying to get men involved with.
MENTAL HEALTH BLACK MEN COMMUNITY WELLNESS STIGMA
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