How a Newnan Nonprofit Leader Built a Mental Health Community 800 People Show Up For | Episode 21

If you live or work in Coweta County and have ever wondered what Pathways Center actually does, this conversation with Abby Kimbell answers that — and goes a lot deeper. What Pathways Center really covers: mental health, substance use, intellectual disabilities, crisis stabilization, and programs most people in Coweta don't know exist. How the No One Walks Alone suicide prevention walk grew from 300 people in the rain to 800 attendees, some driving in from out of state, to honor loved ones lost to suicide. What it looks like when a community stops whispering about mental health — and starts showing up How Georgia ranks near the bottom nationally on mental health spending per person, and what Abby believes is changing that Local Leaders Podcast spotlights the people building South Metro Atlanta. Business owners, community leaders, and civic figures shaping Coweta, Fayette, Henry, and the surrounding counties. No One Walks Alone — Saturday, September 12th, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., CJ Smith Park, Newnan, Georgia. Drop in anytime. Family friendly.