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Project HairCare is focused on bringing mental health training to barbers and stylists in the Black community. This innovative initiative aims to leverage the unique relationship between clients and their barbers or stylists to create safe spaces for discussing mental health issues. Recognizing that barbershops and salons often serve as informal support networks, Project HairCare seeks to equip professionals with the skills necessary to identify and address mental health concerns among their clients.
The program includes workshops and training sessions designed to help barbers and stylists recognize signs of mental distress and provide appropriate support or referrals. By fostering an environment where mental health discussions are normalized, Project HairCare hopes to reduce stigma and promote overall well-being within the community.
This initiative not only empowers barbers and stylists but also encourages clients to open up about their mental health in a trusted environment. Ultimately, Project HairCare aims to create a ripple effect that enhances mental health awareness and support throughout the community.
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