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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MANCHESTER — Burr and Burton Academy’s Yellow Tulip Club invites the public to an interactive training session on suicide awareness and prevention at the Academy’s Belltower on Monday, March 30, at 5:30 p.m. “The Yellow Tulip Project (YTP), itself, is a national organization that’s out of Portland, Maine,” said Kristen Kimball, school counseling chair at
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We’re continually inspired by the way Burr & Burton Academy students are bringing hope to life in their community. Through a mix of creativity, connection, and leadership, they are making mental health visible, supported, and talked about every day. From hosting school-wide events like Wellness Day and a 5K Color Run, to organizing kindness note
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Nelson County’s Yellow Tulip Project kicks off the End the Stigma Art Contest to give students a chance to express mental health through art. The End the Stigma Art Contest is currently open for submission until April 1. The Nelson County Community Impact Council has created the End the Stigma contest to give local youth
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Lincoln Academy sophomore Sarah Rushton passes out Yellow Tulip Hope bags during the Nov. 10 showing of “Screenagers: The Next Chapter” at the Lincoln Theater. Courtesy of Piper Wilber MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital’s Coulombe Center for Health Improvement partnered with the Lincoln Theater to host two free community showings of “Screenagers: The Next Chapter –
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“Hi, my name is Quinn and I am here to share my story as a part of men’s mental health month. One of the biggest struggles I had growing up was figuring out my gender identity and learning to navigate a world being transgender. I identify as transmasc and I have been since I was
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The Yellow Tulip Project has brought together more than a dozen organizations across Nelson County as they work together to smash the stigma for youth mental health. This week, hundreds of tulip bulbs were planted. Students at Bloomfield Elementary created a small plot for the flowers. Flaget Memorial Hospital placed the bulbs by their front
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October 24, 2025 | Community News | by Bill Fonda The second Hope Garden Tulip Planting will be Nov. 3.. WAYNE BRAVERMAN PHOTOSubmitted by Bedford Youth and Family Services The Bedford Youth and Family Services Department, in partnership with Emerson Hospital and the Yellow Tulip Project, will host the second Hope Garden Tulip Planting on Monday, Nov.
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By: greenwichfreepress | October 18, 2025 The Yellow Tulip Project, an innovative youth-driven non profit with the mission of smashing the stigma surrounding mental health brought together a large group of volunteers outside Greenwich High School to talk about mental health before fanning out across town to plant yellow tulip bulbs. Yellow tulips are the Flower of
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