ATLANTA - GeorgiaChron -- arge Up Campaign, Inc is proud to announce the launch of the Charge Up Mental Health Initiative (CUMHI), a program aimed at supporting the mental health of breast cancer warriors and survivors across Georgia. The program will launch Tuesday, February 4 in honor of World Cancer Day. CUMHI  is partially funded by a generous grant award from the Georgia Breast Cancer Alliance, formerly known as It's The Journey. The

Through CUMHI, eligible participants will receive access to up to six therapy sessions with licensed mental health professionals. A vetted network of providers offers both in-person and virtual counseling options, ensuring that individuals across Georgia can access the support they need. The Charge Up Campaign will cover the standard co-pay (up to $65) for each session, removing financial barriers to care. Interested individuals can apply for services at www.chargeupcampaign.com.

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Founder Charessa Sawyer shares, "Charge Up Campaign was born from my heart as both a caregiver and a daughter. I've witnessed the silent struggles of cancer warriors and caregivers—the sleepless nights, the emotional weight, and the hidden pain."  Over the years, Charge Up Campaign has supported its community through various programs and initiatives that have provided care packages, financial support and health and wellness education. The organization changed its primary focus to mental health in 2023.

Sawyer, who is also a licensed mental health professional (LMSW), says that the change in focus to mental health is important because "mental health is the foundation of true healing, and I'm committed to ensuring no one feels alone in their battle.".

Executive Director Lakeitha Rousseau, BSN, RN is also a nine-year breast cancer survivor. Working in the oncology field and from her own testament, she says the program is needed to "help survivors as well as their caregivers sift through the different emotions that hit them after a cancer diagnosis! CUMI is needed so that they have the mental capacity to endure whatever treatment that's necessary to come out victorious in the end!".

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About Charge Up Campaign

Charge Up Campaign, Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting breast cancer warriors and survivors through holistic care initiatives. By offering mental health resources, wellness programs, and community outreach, the organization empowers individuals to thrive beyond their diagnosis.

For more information about the Charge Up Campaign or the Charge Up Mental Health Initiative, please visit https://www.chargeupcampaign.com or contact us at CUMHI@chargeupcampaign.com. We continue to accept licensed therapists to join our program. Businesses may also inquire about becoming a partner to aid in the expansion of the program.