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Hey everyone, I’ve been following the discussions on the tragic death of Dieonte Harris, and something that keeps standing out to me is the impact on his local community, especially his friends and peers. It's gut-wrenching to think about how many young people in Auburn Gresham have to process the loss of a friend like Dieonte. I can only imagine the emotional toll this has on them, growing up amid such violence. In reading more about the area, it seems there's not just a lack of safety but also a lack of mental health resources for young people dealing with trauma. I wonder if there are any local initiatives or support groups that are working to help kids there cope. It feels like a critical piece of the puzzle is missing when it comes to supporting these communities, not just in preventing violence, but also in healing from it. Does anyone know of any efforts or organizations that are specifically focusing on mental health for young people in affected areas like Auburn Gresham? It just seems like such an essential step in breaking this cycle. It's so important we don't forget the individuals like Dieonte and what could possibly be done to prevent this kind of loss moving forward.
