World Mental Health Day is a day dedicated to informing people of the different types of mental health disorders and bringing attention to the resources available. Take this day to inform yourself of the importance of emotional wellness and pass on the message. For resources, visit www.who.int/campaigns/world-mental-health-dayFor immediate information, call 2-1-1 Texas. 24/7 help for mental health care services in the state.
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Meet Paloma, a Milby HS alumna, Wellesley College student, and proud member of our East End community, now making waves in Boston, MA! Hear her inspiring story on how Constable Silvia Trevino’s Kindness Empowers You - KEY scholarship helped her achieve success on her college journey and beyond. 🌟This is part of the Kindness Empowers You: The Next Chapter Series, where we catch up with Precinct 6 scholarship recipients and celebrate their success stories.
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Join the Houston Humane Society and Precinct 6 for a pet pantry event here at 5900 Canal St. this Wednesday! Pet food will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. This pet food distribution will be conducted as a drive-through event and food will be placed in the trunk or back seat of your vehicle.🗓 October 9, 2024🕘 9:00 a.m.📌 5900 Canal St. Houston, Texas 77011
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Thank you State Representative Ana Hernandez for coordinating this very important topic of discussion for our community. It was a great turnout of over 100 residents in attendance. Thank you Judge Pamela Medina and Attorney Jim Soto for your expertise in Probates and Last Wills and Testaments. Q&A prompted excellent questions for discussion afterward. And breakfast from Porras was delicious!
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⚠️ Crime Report | 10-2-2024 📆 | 🌎 Second WardOn October 2, 2024, Deputy Garcia responded to a call near 3411 Navigation Blvd. regarding a suspect that allegedly stole beer from a nearby store. Deputy Garcia attempted to detain the suspect, who fled on foot before taking a bicycle from a nearby civilian. Deputy Garcia was able to remove the suspect from the bike and detain him. The suspect broke and damaged equipment in the patrol vehicle while being transferred to Harris County Jail.Charges were filed for Felony Evading on Foot and Criminal Mischief for the damage of the vehicle and equipment. The suspect had three open warrants: Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, Forgery, and Theft. The suspect was booked into Harris County Jail, the bike was returned to its owner, and the beer was returned to the store.Public Safety Is and Always Will Be Our #1 Priority!If You See Something, Say Something, 👀You Know The Number 713-274-3400 📞
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