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TCP Atlanta U Care Training

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TCP Atlanta U Care Training

You are invited to a training to help you support those with Mental Health and Substance Abuse concerns. First 100 registered will receive a stipend!

Calling all barbers and stylist: Barbers and Hair Stylists are ready to support those with Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder concerns, when they bring those issues with them to the barbershop/salon.

You are invited to our virtual training meeting on

June 14th 2021 at 02:00 PM CST
Click below to register to attend.

With 1 in 5 people in the U.S. being affected by mental illness, there has never been a more urgent need for mental health advocacy. At The Confess Project our mission to serve Black boys and men of color to continue to push through obstacles and rise above all doubt. Our ultimate goal for 2021 is to reach 1 million people by training 800 new barbers and stylist to raise mental health conversations and become mental health advocates in the communities they serve.

The Confess Project is working for a higher purpose, providing much needed mental health education and resources. TCP’s programs specifically focus on communities of color, we have borne the brunt and weight of trauma for far too long! Together we will continue to redefine Black and Brown mental health culture.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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We will send you a copy of the same media training we use to prepare baber’s for opportunities to speak to the media and communicate most effectively.

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America’s First Mental Health Barbershop Movement

The Confess Project has the first and largest organization committed to building a culture of mental health for young men of color, boys and their families by focusing on empowering barbers and stylist to become frontline heroes and sheroes in Communities across America.

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Our Top Projects

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“Barbers will be transformed”

The Confess Project encourages cultural dialogue of African American males and speaking about emotional health. Our projects serve as the bridge for mental health disparities with marginalized males that will come in contact with/or seek treatment of any emotional related social issues. In addition, we train Barbers to become Mental Health Advocates.

African-American men experience disproportionately higher rates of unemployment, poverty, incarceration and chronic illness than their white counterparts. We understand that cultivating a culture of mental health for Black boys and men requires equipping our brothers with the information, tools, and steps to combat the systemic racism they face.

Black men with knowledge about mental health, financial literacy, home ownership, fatherhood, and other subjects pertinent to Black excellence. These programs are designed to enhance the life trajectory and prolong the life expectancy of our brothers by promoting health and wellness.

 

Vision: “I am more than a pair of clippers; I am improving my community through the barber chair one client at A Time”

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Barbers and Stylist like you, equipped to support those with mental health and substance disorders

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Barber Testimonials

Allow me to introduce J. "Divine" Alexander, he has been a licensed professional barber for 25 years as well as a shop owner for 20 years. He is a very active concern citizen of his community in Louisville, KY, where he is involved with grooming the homeless, in addition to advocating for those suffering from mental health issues.

 

J. "Divine" Alexander Ambassador from Louisville, KY

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With 1 in 5 people in the U.S. being affected by mental illness, there has never been a more urgent need for mental health advocacy. TCP’s programs specifically focus on communities of color who have far too long borne the brunt and weight of trauma, alone. Please text the number above or click to contribute to The Confess Project.

Be A Part Of The Healing Journey Of Black Boys, Men, and Their Families Across The Country

We train Barbers to become Mental Health Advocates by providing free Mental Health Advocacy and Media Training. Become frontline heroes and sheroes in Communities across America. Let The Confess Project Empower you!

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