Change doesn't happen in isolation—it happens when families, clinicians, and advocates show up together. From State House rallies in Montgomery to local town halls, resource tables, and monthly statewide calls, SSCAL is on the frontlines fighting for The River Act.
Every 4th Tuesday of the month @ 7:00 PM CST — Join advocates across Alabama to stay updated on policy reforms, local outreach, and chapter initiatives.
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Email Us an Event Idea →Highlights from SSCAL rallies, community mental health fairs, and legislative breakfasts across Alabama.
SSCAL Team members set up a resource booth to connect with local families, distribute educational materials, and share the core provisions of The River Act.
Laura and Brittany shared vital SSCAL information and educational resources with regional clinicians and mental health professionals on the Gulf Coast.
Tindra and Leigh attended the first official Alabama Mental Health Task Force meeting to represent families and advocate for systemic emergency psychiatric care reform.
Holly shared her personal lived experience and distributed vital SSCAL resources to community members and recovery advocates in Trussville.
SSCAL representatives engaged with community members in Huntsville to raise awareness, distribute family advocacy guides, and build support for systemic mental health reform.
SSCAL advocates hosted an informational table at the Longleaf Mental Health Fair to connect with local families, caregivers, and community partners in Hoover.
SSCAL connected with Birmingham families and local service providers to share educational resources, advocate guides, and information on The River Act.
Holly presented at the Jefferson County Mental Health Collaborative, addressing critical gaps in the mental health care system and advocating against systemic discrimination.
Holly introduced Tindra, who shared her powerful story and presented core provisions of The River Act, followed by an engaging town hall discussion on systemic gaps and solutions.
Holly and Tammy shared their lived experience and presented the NSSC Strategic Plan at the North Alabama Mental Health Coalition to align regional policy priorities.
Tammy and Holly attended the Mental Health Legislative Breakfast in Montgomery—marking SSCAL's first official public outreach event following our statewide launch on January 26, 2026.
