On the Wings of Angels host Luncheon for Domestic Violence survivors
On the Wings of Angels, a Nonprofit dedicated to supporting domestic violence survivors, is proud to host a transformative Mental Health Awareness Month Luncheon Event May 28, 2025. This event will cover topics specifically related to mental health when dealing with toxicity in relationships, and domestic violence. Bre Teamer chats with one of the panelist for the event, Sonna Johns, about the event.
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