Community members participate in Make it OK walk
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Around 50 members of the community walked a few laps around the city square to show support for mental health awareness on Friday. The Community Health Center of Fort Dodge hosted the walk for Make it OK Day.
Around 50 members of the community walked a few laps around the city square to show support for mental health awareness on Friday. The Community Health Center of Fort Dodge hosted the walk for Make it OK Day.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Members of the Fort Dodge community joined Community Health Center to show support for mental health awareness on Friday for a walk around the city square for Make it OK Day.
Members of the Fort Dodge community joined Community Health Center to show support for mental health awareness on Friday for a walk around the city square for Make it OK Day.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Around 50 members of the community walked a few laps around the city square to show support for mental health awareness on Friday. The Community Health Center of Fort Dodge hosted the walk for Make it OK Day.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Members of the Fort Dodge community joined Community Health Center to show support for mental health awareness on Friday for a walk around the city square for Make it OK Day.
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