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Hope Cultivated in Community

Hope can be elusive for those dealing with serious mental illnesses—people like members of the Well Community. Believing that life can be better and that they can take steps toward stability can seem immensely difficult ...

Jeremiah Loeffler: Cultivating Community Support Through Fun

“I like bringing people together in a positive way, trying to help people,” says Jeremiah Loeffler. “To me, it doesn't take that much time to connect people together. You never know where those connections lead.” ...

Chris Schwegmann: Creating Deeper Connections in the Oak Cliff Community

“I think what we're all looking for is that broader sense of family, that broader sense that the community's there to help us all when we find ourselves in need,” says Chris Schwegman. And, for ...

Honoring 500 Lives Lost to Suicide

As a part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, on Tuesday, September 10th we honored the 500 lives lost to suicide in our local community last year at an event hosted by the Greater Dallas Suicide ...

1950 Fort Worth Ave: Hope for the Homeless

Alice Zaccarello with Dallas City Council Chairman, Chad West In January 2026—18 months from now—70 unhoused men and women will have permanent housing in north Oak Cliff thanks to a monumental community effort. The Dallas ...

A Hub That Supports Wellbeing

Providing essentials such as toiletries and clothing has long been part of the Well Community’s work to help individuals living with serious mental illnesses pursue stability. But for the past three years, since the Well ...
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