Community Care Crewneck Sweatshirts

White Cat Lover Community

#OurWorldOurHeart #VillageValues

Everyone wants to belong to something greater than themselves, to know that they're part of a community, a home. Everyone deserves to belong.

Show your local social workers you care by sporting this design and doing a serving them with a note of encouragement, prayer or by registering to volunteer.

Color your own wearable work of art or wear it as is. Dinosaurs and cats combine forces with a dash of color to send the right message.

WWJD

Love thy neighbor. Take care of each other!

hand drawn thistle & our common phrase

Furby - Take Your Meds

T-shirt to show the power of pausing. A pause is a conscious of slowing down. Pausing as self-care.

We belong to each other, and when we work together and act for the common good, we'll make it through. So wear a mask and get vaxxed, like you wear a seatbelt and stop at traffic lights. Society works when we do things TOGETHER.

Mental health is an incredibly important part of our lives, and it deserves to be discussed openly and without stigma. Awareness of mental health issues can help us learn how to better support ourselves and each other. We need education about mental illness so that we know what resources are available for those who may need assistance, as well as advocacy that works towards eliminating the stigmas often associated with these illnesses. Self-care, mindfulness practices like meditation or yoga, therapy sessions when needed - all these things can help build resilience in individuals struggling with their mental wellbeing. With a strong sense of community behind them providing support along the way, people will feel empowered to break the silen

As a human being helping others is the greatest responsibility of all of us.so,YouChoice creations created this nice and new design for everyone.

Be like Kevin, well... not ALL like Kevin, but you can support positive mental health awareness with your official Sad Shwag!

"You should probably get that looked at!" a phrase we say all too often to people.

stop death on the streets!