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our VISION

Our vision to create a society that values and supports mental well-being requires a multifaceted approach that encompasses various aspects of life; including education, health care, community support, workplace policies, and societal attitudes.

Take a look at our vision into the future.

Evece Club

The EVECE Club is a youth-focused program that is centered around education, yet elevates the value of life enrichment skills, shared social experiences, leadership development, intercultural exchange, and healthy, whole, well-being. The experience is enhanced by our educational, corporate, and civic partners, each essential in building a resilient foundation for our youth to build upon.

Why Mental Health Matters

1 in 6

U.S. youth aged 6-17 experience a mental illness each year

32%

of adolescents are reported to experience anxiety

Nearly

1/2

of U.S. teens have been cyberbullied

1 in 5

adults in the U.S. experience a mental illness each year

Suicide is the 

2nd

leading cause of death in the US for youth aged 10-14

300

million people are affected by depression

57%

of Americans with mental illness do not receive treatment

18 to 30

In ages

resistance to peer pressure flatlines

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help us overcome the stigma of mental health
Upcoming EVENTS
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EVECE Classic Golf Tournament
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Eagles Landing Country Club

Stockbridge, GA

Join us for the EVECE Classic Golf Tournament - a day of sport, camaraderie, and giving back in support of mental health awareness and prevention.

 

This year’s tournament is more than a day on the course, it’s a meaningful gathering centered on community and impact. Together, we will honor the lives lost too soon to depression, suicide, and gun violence, while working to shape a better future through advocacy, education, and action.

 

Mark your calendars and rally your teams.


Play with purpose. Swing for change.

SAVE THE DATE

MAY 13

2027

WAYS TO ENGAGE

We asked: What did you enjoy most about the event?

"The opportunity to walk in a safe environment with persons committed to improve the mental health of others. The warm reception at the end of the walk with the quality medal was a pleasant surprise."

- W4L Participant

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