By Molly Lynch – Staff Reporter

The Natural Helpers Club is holding its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, October 3, after school in Room 206. 

This club’s main goal is to focus on students’ mental health and well-being while also bringing the school community together through many activities/events. These events are a great way to get involved with the school community and make new friends.

This club is also great for students who want to be more involved in their schools community and with the peers around them.

“We plan to repeat some of our favorite events from last year, including after-school Halloween Bingo (with prizes!), collaborative team-building competitions (like our cookie decorating event), and little activities along the way designed to bring a smile to people’s faces,” Natural Helpers Club Advisor Ms. Smuniewski said. “Whatever we do, our goals are to try to bring students together in a way that ensures all students feel safe and connected in our school.”

These events are a great way for students to come together and feel safe and connected with their school.

“Our annual De-Stress fest I would say is the most impactful event on the Law community,” junior club president Sarah Ahmed said. “It’s an opportunity for us students (and staff too!) to relax and have fun with the options of many activities before finals.”

The De-Stress Fest and other activities that the club holds are great sources for stress and anxiety relief and easily accessible safe spaces to relax. 

“Our club helps to give kids a space to make new friends and step out of their comfort zone,” sophomore club member Charlotte Baldieri said. 

This club gives students a safe space to feel comfortable enough to leave their comfort zone and make friends.

“Kids should join this club because it is an opportunity for leadership in the school,” club member junior Sana Joshi said. “It is a fun way to get involved in extracurriculars in the school and meet new people as well as create friendships and bonds,” 

This club provides leadership opportunities, involvement in extracurriculars, and the creation of new friendships and bonds.

“I love that Natural Helpers assists with bringing everyone together to support students who might be struggling socially or emotionally,” Law Principal Mr. Darcy said.

This club is a great outlet for people who may be struggling socially or emotionally and gives them a safe and secure place to go to.