Coffee sleeves share mental health message across southwest suburbs
By Adrienne Davis
Published on May 6, 2026.
The Southwest Suburban Health Department and Rogers Behavioral Health have partnered to distribute coffee sleeves across the southwest suburbs of West Allis, Greenfield and West Milwaukee for Mental Health Awareness Month. The sleeves contain messages of hope and support for individuals experiencing emotional distress, mental health challenges or substance use concerns. The goal of the initiative is to remind people they are not alone and that help is always available.
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