THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, OCTObER 24, 2025 Page 11 NAN PROJECT | FROM PAGE 10 her life by suicide at 24 after a long, hidden struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety and depression. The group encourages conversations and destigmatization of mental health concerns. “I was truly blown away but what I witnessed today,” said McGonagle. “The NAN Project puts on a fantastic presentation and know how to engage young people in these conversations. I was thrilled that one of their Peer Mentors, Emily, is an Everett native who was brave enough to share her story of mental health struggles. She’s an incredible young woman who I am proud to call part of the Everett community. Not only this, but I was thoroughly impressed with our students. They were active participants who engaged in thoughtful conversation and asked meaningful questions. I am sincerely grateful for this experience and hope to supELECT Millie J. Cardello “Your First Choice for School Committee At-Large” Moving Everett Schools Forward. # A Proven Track Record. # Experience with Common Sense. # A True Advocate for ALL our Children and Families. VOTE ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH. POLLS OPEN 7 AM - 8 PM. EARLY VOTING - EVERETT CITY HALL, 3RD FLOOR, IN THE KEVERIAN ROOM Peer Mentor Emily speaking. (Courtesy photos) Re-Elect John F. Hanlon Councillor-at-Large A Proven Leader. From City Clerk, Alderman, Mayor to Councilman, John has served the taxpayers of Everett for over 42 years! “On Tuesday, November 4, I humbly ask you to cast one of your four votes for me.” For all the People All the Time (Paid Pol. Adv.) (Pol. Adv.) port the NAN Project’s work in the future, especially with our Everett students. I’d also like to thank Counselor Eric Piazza for facilitating such opportunities.”
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