Mental Heath FLIER Project
Create a POSTER for the
Suicide Prevention Walk and Mental Health Resource Fair
You task is to create a poster for the upcoming Suicide Prevention Walk and Mental Health Resource Fair.

Do some BRAINSTORMING and RESEARCH about these types of events to help your begin the process of design 
  • What are they? What do you learn?  Why do we have them?
  • What color choices promote the idea or feeling of well-being or mental health?
  • Can you create some of YOUR OWN symbols of well-being or mental health?​
Here are some examples of Wellness and Happiness SYMBOLS - use these for inspiration.
DO NOT use these designs in your poster - that would be stealing!
Use them for inspiration and brainstorming!
Your DESIGN must include all the necessary text, logos and images provided and it is your job to make your poster. ​
  • Creative
  • Easy to read
  • Colorful
  • Interesting 
  • Appropriate to the Event
POSTER SIZE
You may use either Adobe PHOTOSHOP, Adobe IILLUSTRATOR or a combination of both
​Create a FILE 
​File size should be 
  • 11 inches x 17 inches (LEDGER sized)
DETAILS to Include
All of the following text needs to be added to your design somehow...
  • No registration necessary
  • Sunday May 21 10:30am-12:30 pm
  • Grosse Pointe North High School
  • 707 Vernier Rd, Grosse Pointe Woods
Here is some more text to add to the design
  • Organized by The Family Center and North’s P2P
  • Proceeds go to Kevin’s Song
  • Bring your family and friends, the whole community is welcome
IMAGES to Include
All of the LOGOS below need to be added as well - you do not have to include both FAMILY CENTER LOGOS...
  • QR code for donations
  • Saving Lives Together
  • Logos - P2P, Family Center, Kevin’s Song
  • For the Family Center Logo, it only needs to be one (not both the banner and the rectangle)
  • RIGHT CLICK with your mouse on an image and choose SAVE IMAGE AS to download for use.  Search for it in your DOWNLOADS to use.
Picture
This is a general layout from last year and should give you an idea of how the logos should be used - your poster does NOT have to look like this though....
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