
The municipality holds an event integrated into the Yellow September campaign, with artistic performances by CAPS bands, poetry readings and a conversation about the impact of betting shops on mental health, open to professionals, users, scholars and the general public.
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The event is part of the municipal Yellow September program, a suicide prevention and mental health promotion campaign.
The action is part of the municipality's Yellow September program and will feature artistic and musical performances, with the participation of CAPS bands, as well as poetry readings and a conversation about the impact of betting shops on the population's mental health.
The objective is to welcome participants, share stories and use art as a way of expressing issues related to mental health and reflection on the topic.
The event is aimed at professionals and users of mental health services, but is also open to scholars in the field and the general public.

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