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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.

THURSDAY

MAY 14

2026

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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