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PTSD Awareness Day is on June 27 and helps people learn about PTSD, which stands for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. It's a condition some people get after experiencing something very scary or upsetting. This day is important for understanding and supporting those who have PTSD. It teaches us to be kind and help people feel safe, just like checking if our friends are okay after a tough day. We spread the message that it's okay to talk about fears or nightmares, and remind everyone that there are ways to feel better with time and help from kind people.
How to celebrate PTSD Awareness Day?
On PTSD Awareness Day, you can show support by learning about the challenges people with PTSD face. You can wear a special color, like teal, to show you care. Make a kind card or drawing to brighten someone's day. Talk with a grown-up about ways to help, like donating toys, clothes, or your time to a charity that supports people with PTSD. You could also watch a family-friendly movie about kindness or read a story with a caring theme. Share what you learn with friends, so they also understand and can help spread awareness and kindness too!
Where PTSD Awareness Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
