The Mental Health Task Force Meeting held on July 16, 2025, in Miami Lakes, Florida, commenced with a quorum present, despite the absence of members Gary, Hector, and Marley. The meeting began with an invitation for any adjustments to the agenda, but no changes were proposed.

Public comments were then introduced, starting with Dania Leng, a transpersonal life coach and business coach. Leng shared her background, detailing her transition from a 36-year career in court reporting to her current role in wellness coaching. She emphasized her focus on inner child work and expressed her passion for helping individuals and families achieve calm and peace through various therapeutic practices. Leng also expressed interest in becoming more involved in the community and was encouraged to apply for a position on the task force.

Following Leng, Rebecca Correa, a representative from Girl Scout Troop 902, addressed the meeting. Correa, who currently serves as the troop's treasurer, provided an update on a recent silver project that focused on mental illness awareness, adoption, and support for veterans. She noted that the troop had received a check in May related to this project, which had been closed, and sought guidance on how to proceed with the funds.

The meeting highlighted the importance of community involvement in mental health initiatives, with both speakers demonstrating a commitment to enhancing local support systems. The task force members expressed appreciation for the contributions and updates provided by Leng and Correa, reinforcing the collaborative spirit of the meeting.

As the meeting concluded, the task force acknowledged the need for ongoing engagement with community members and organizations to further their mission of promoting mental health awareness and support in Miami Lakes.