The Adulam Foundation

The Adulam Foundation A community of trained staff who work together to promote wellness through individual counseling, lif

DID YOU KNOW... this week marks 7 years of Adulam Foundation helping community members?! Join us in celebrating by looki...
09/06/2021

DID YOU KNOW... this week marks 7 years of Adulam Foundation helping community members?!

Join us in celebrating by looking back at some of our projects throughout the years!

HELP US GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY !Adulam is seeking nominations for community gardens and organizations that would ben...
06/11/2021

HELP US GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY !

Adulam is seeking nominations for community gardens and organizations that would benefit from a Bloom Box raised garden Bed!

How to Nominate:

Tag an organization, not-for-profit, long-time care home, small business, or community garden that you believe will benefit from a Bloom Box raised garden bed. Be sure to tag the organization and/or a representative.

Alternatively (or for a bonus submission) share an image/ this post tagging Adulam Foundation with and show/tell us where you’ll put it!

We will be picking multiple nominees to give back throughout June and July.

Winners will be announced and contacted directly via Instagram.

Due to the fact that we will be personally delivering and setting up the boxes for the winners, this Giveaway is limited to the GTA and surrounding areas.

06/04/2021

Exploring PIES withDavid Grant!

David is a social worker with a specialized interest in mental health, particularly in the mental and emotional health of Black African Diaspora boys and men. He published a journal article in the Journal of Human Progressive Services on best practices when working with Black fathers in the child welfare, mental health and education systems while exploring the mental and physical health implications associated with the challenges of being a Black father in Toronto. David recently published a book entitled Shame Over: A Conversation about Men's mental health focusing on helping men of all backgrounds and circumstances heal, acknowledge and better conceptualize mental illness/distress. David has been a TED talk speaker speaking on the mental health distress of Black men. He has also been featured on various podcasts and has conducted numerous presentations/lectures to universities, churches and child welfare teams on various topics including Black/African history, Black African Diaspora mental and emotional health, Black African Diaspora family healing interventions, racism and the child welfare system.

Follow along on social media to see more of David!

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