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Cleveland-based Mentally Mangled supports faith leaders facing mental health challenges

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By Danita Harris Verified
| WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND — Mentally Mangled, which is located in Cleveland, is a wellness organization that provides personalized support and resources for spiritual leaders facing mental health challenges. Kyle Early, a Cleveland-area pastor and community leader, founded Mentally Mangled after his own struggles with mental health -- nearly costing him his life. “At one point, I was in a dark, dark space and didn’t know how to navigate,” Early told 3News' Danita Harris.
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YWCA's Independence Place gives hope to the homeless

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By Danita Harris Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND — Homelessness is an issue in Cleveland. Good Morning Cleveland anchor Danita Harris called the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless this week and they told her that right now, they know 250 people who are sleeping on the streets. Family shelters are filled to capacity right now. The problem is that there’s not enough affordable housing in Cleveland.
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Local high school student develops app to help young people battle mental illness

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By Danita Harris Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Posted at 5:19 PM, Nov 09, 2023 and last updated CHAGRIN FALLS — There is a growing mental health crisis among our youth. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of 2021, more than one-third of high school students, including nearly three in five teen girls, had a persistent feeling of sadness or hopelessness. But there is encouraging news because I met a young man addressing the mental health crisis, and it's making Northeast Ohio A Better Land.
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