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A message to the Community.
September is Here!!
At CAAA, we deeply value and support all awareness months. We believe in raising awareness and celebrating the diverse causes and issues represented in each month. These awareness months are essential in creating a more inclusive and informed society, and we are committed to recognizing and honoring the importance of each one:
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National Recovery Month
National Recovery Month, observed each September in the United States, is dedicated to celebrating the gains made by those in recovery from substance use disorders and mental health conditions. It’s a time to promote the benefits of prevention, treatment, and recovery, and to support individuals who are striving to overcome their challenges.
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World Alzheimer's Month
This international campaign is meant to break down the stigma and support those who struggle with all types of dementia.
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National Suicide Prevention Month
This month is dedicated to raising awareness about suicide prevention, providing support to those affected by suicide, and educating the public about mental health resources.
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National Suicide Prevention Month
This Annual celebration honors the history and culture of the U.S Latinx and Hispanic communities.
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Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Blood Cancer Awareness Month is observed every September. It’s a time to increase awareness about blood cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma, and to support patients and families affected by these diseases.
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Healthy Aging Month
This month is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of maintaining good health and well-being as we age. The focus is on promoting a positive approach to aging and encouraging people to adopt healthy lifestyle choices that can enhance quality of life and longevity.
You can find the latest news and announcements from and about the Community here.
Last updated: August 6, 2024
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