A huge thank you and congratulations to Laura Vessels and Olivia Raley for their stigma-smashing interview on KET News last Tuesday, May 26th. In planting over 20 Hope Gardens this year, Nelson County YTP continues to make hope happen in their community. Check out the full news story – TIMESTAMP 17:20 – 20:50
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The Nelson County Community Impact Council on Youth Mental Health was formed in July 2025, and through that group, I was introduced to The Yellow Tulip Project. Over the following months, we met every three weeks to discuss ways to bring awareness, hope, and support to youth in our community. As a Family Resource
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The “Happy to Chat” tables between Town Hall and Town Center. BILL FONDA Between Town Hall and Town Center are two new tables that the town hopes will help combat loneliness. The “Happy to Chat” tables, which the town received in November 2025, are intended to encourage social connection and reduce loneliness. The tables have
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ANDOVER, Mass. — Wednesday’s Wake Up Call comes from the Yellow Tulip Project at Andover High School.
MANCHESTER — Beginning at around 7 a.m. on Sunday April 26, over 100 runners gathered at the rear of the Dana L. Thompson Memorial Recreation Park in Manchester for the Burr and Burton Academy Yellow Tulip Club 5K Color Race. Tables were set up with information stands, refreshments, medals and race gear, and large yellow
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Yellow Tulip Project takes root in Nelson County Hope Gardens deal with issues related to mental health Community leaders in Nelson County noticed a pattern: Kids were more stressed and they had fewer outlets for building meaningful connections. Seeking to fill those gaps, they opted Nelson County into a national movement called the Yellow Tulip
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A simple idea with a meaningful impact: Sunshine & Support Baskets Testing season can be a stressful time for students. Between performance pressure and long testing days, it’s easy for anxiety to build. That’s why small, intentional acts of support can make such a powerful difference. At Ridge Road Elementary School in North Haven, CT,
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On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the community is invited to gather at the YMCA of Greenwich for the 4th annual Hope Day, a free, family-friendly event dedicated to smashing the stigma surrounding mental health. Taking place from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, Hope Day brings together youth, families, and community organizations for an afternoon of
We are inspired by the courage and leadership of young people who are stepping up to create change in their communities. Recently, two outstanding eighth grade students from Plymouth Community Intermediate School (PCIS), Emma Dries and Sam Souriolle, did just that. On March 12, 2026, Emma and Sam presented The Yellow Tulip Project at the
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The Yellow Tulip Project Club at PCIS (Plymouth Community Intermediate School) kicked off their annual March Tulip Tree event. A meaningful tradition rooted in community, compassion, and connection. Throughout the month of March, tulip trees will be on display in each house, each one filled with opportunities to give back. Every tulip represents a needed item,
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