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  Mental Wellness Matters! If you have mental health concerns, challenges, supporting a loved one, or want to find out more, the Diocese of Madison has a wealth of resources and information. Click below. Diocese of Madison Mental Health Resources

• Mental Health Advocates

  Our pastorate has developed a team of Mental Health Advocates, consisting of Gail Steiner, Kathy Bartels, Ann Boyle, Denise Dixon and Bill Manthe. Be sure to communicate to one of us your thoughts on a topic for a workshop at our pastorate. Look forward to a mental health and faith support group beginning in the coming months. 

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  Bill Manthe is the Mental Health Advocate contact for our pastorate. He can be reached at St. Clement Church, 723-4990.

  
  
  

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  Get Help

  Using the 988 Lifeline is free. When you call, text, or chat the 988 Lifeline, your conversation is confidential. The 988 Lifeline provides you judgment-free care. Talking with someone can help save your life. There is help specifically for farmers.  There is more information at https://988lifeline.org/get-help/

  
  Catholic Counselor Available
  

  Do you or someone you know need to see a local Catholic counselor? The Archdiocese of Dubuque's Office of Catholic Charities serves the people of our pastorate and can be contacted at 800-772-2758, or go to: http://www.catholiccharitiesdubque.org
  
  

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• A Resource for Those Who Grieve Suicide Loss

  Catholic Program for Families

  Remember (Families) — Red Bird MinistriesDive deep into understanding grief, especially the unique challenges of suicide loss. You’ll explore your loved ones' struggles, engage with Church teachings, and reflect through prayer on forgiveness. This course will help you connect your grief to the Lord and nurture an ongoing relationship with your departed loved ones.

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  BEN'S HOPE
  

  We’d also like to make you aware of the great work that Patti & Terry Cullen are doing with their organization, Ben’s Hope. It’s named after their son Ben who died by suicide. They host a survivor’s of suicide support group, a fundraiser coming up soon, and a retreat in the fall. Get more info at: www.bens-hope.org.