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    Walk In My Shoes Children Mental Health Awareness 5K And Community Resources Fair – Events

    TECHBy TECHMarch 14, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The Walk In My Shoes Children’s Mental Health Awareness 5K Run/Walk and Community Resource Fair is an inspiring community event dedicated to raising awareness and support for children’s mental health.

    Hosted by Change Me Foundation, this annual event brings together families, youth, educators, health professionals, and community organizations to shine a light on one of the most important issues facing our communities today: the mental health and emotional well-being of our children.

    Children and teens across our communities are experiencing rising levels of stress, anxiety, trauma, and emotional challenges. Many families struggle to find resources, support systems, and guidance when it comes to mental health care. The Walk In My Shoes event was created to help break the stigma surrounding mental health while connecting families with organizations that can help.

    This event is more than just a race. It is a movement to bring awareness, education, and community support around children’s mental health.

    Participants of all ages are welcome to run or walk the 5K course, which is professionally timed and includes finisher medals for all participants and trophies for top finishers by age group.

    In addition to the 5K run/walk, the event also includes a Community Resource Fair where attendees can connect with local organizations offering services such as:

    – Mental health counseling and behavioral health services
    – Youth development programs
    – Family support services
    – Health and wellness resources
    – Educational and community programs
    – Social services and advocacy organizations

    This event creates a space where families can access helpful information, learn about local resources, and build connections that support healthy communities.

    Whether you are a runner, walker, parent, educator, advocate, or community member, we invite you to come out and support this important cause.

    Event Highlights

    – Timed 5K Run/Walk
    – Finisher Medals for Participants
    – Age Group Awards and Trophies
    – Community Resource Fair
    – Family Friendly Environment
    – Local Organizations and Vendors
    – Music and Community Engagement

    Who Should Attend

    – Families and youth
    – Community members
    – Mental health advocates
    – Educators and school staff
    – Health professionals
    – Local businesses and organizations
    – Anyone passionate about supporting children’s mental health

    Together we can raise awareness, reduce stigma, and ensure that children and families have access to the support and resources they need.

    Come walk or run with us and help make a difference.

    Event Details

    Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
    Time: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM
    Location: 3600 W Sample Road, Coconut Creek, FL

    Registration is open for individuals, families, corporate teams, and community groups.

    Register or Learn More

    Visit:
    https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/CoconutCreek/WalkInMyShoesChildrenMentalHealthAwareness5KRunWalk 

    Together we can walk in the shoes of our children and build a healthier future for them.

    URLs:
    Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3532264-0?pid=12122
    Website: https://go.evvnt.com/3532264-2?pid=12122

    Price: General Admission: USD 35.00

    Category: Sports / Leisure | Running

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