By Bishop Bonnie L. Radden Companionship Coordinator, Pathways 2 Promise We live in a time when many people are surrounded by others, yet still feel profoundly alone. Across our nation, loneliness, isolation, anxiety, grief, depression, and emotional distress have reached unprecedented levels. People are searching for connection. They are longing to be understood. They are hoping someone will notice they are struggling and remind them that they matter. At Pathways 2 Promise,

By Dr. Edward T. Carroll Chairman of the Board and CEO - ETC Healthcare Solutions, Inc. Board Member - Pathways to Promise Mental health remains one of the most critical yet underserved areas of healthcare within the African American community. While awareness surrounding emotional wellness has grown significantly in recent years, many African Americans continue to experience barriers to adequate mental health care. These barriers are often rooted in historical oppression, r

Tracing a Missing Person Family, friends or caregiver should be contacted to alert them that the person is missing. The following steps...

Inappropriate Language or Behavior If the person exhibits inappropriate language or behavior, stay calm and neutral. Give the person...

Overdose or Ingesting a Toxic Substance It is critical to remove the ingested substance as quickly as possible from this person’s system...

80% of people who contemplate suicide give out signs that they are thinking about it. Notify the family, caregiver and/or doctor if...