Jayson is a recent graduate of the Cabot High School Class of 2020 and is the founding head of the Arkansas Students United for Mental Health Organization. Jayson has held a desire to lead others since a young age, and continues this quest as he has recently launched his Cabot City Council campaign. As a graduate of the 40th convening of Arkansas Governor's School, Jayson has had the opportunity to work alongside students from across the Natural State. Overall, Jayson understands the importance of uniting people behind issues, and as a result, he hopes that you will consider letting your voice be heard!

Maddie is a recent graduate of the Cabot High School Class of 2020 and is a founding member of the Arkansas Students United for Mental Heath organization. She was prompted to focus on teen mental health services for the purpose of legislative action because of both the prevalence of depression and the deeply rooted stigma surrounding mental health she has observed within her school and community environments. Through serving as a Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Ambassador and Youth Cabinet member for Senator Boozman, it has become evident to Maddie that service and civic action can be coupled for the purpose of community betterment when committed individuals work collaboratively. For this reason, she is grateful for the privilege of serving alongside fellow classmates to take this approach in regards to teen mental health.

Bradley is a recent Cabot High School senior who is also a founding member of Arkansas Students United for Mental Health. As an aspiring surgeon within the Doctors Without Borders Program, Bradley’s ultimate goal in life is being able to help others. Bradley was inspired to join the Arkansas Students United for Mental Health team due to not only the increasing suicide rates among teens, but his own personal experiences with mental health as well. Due to his dedication to both his academics and his desire to help others, Bradley brings an aptitude for change that will greatly improve the Arkansas Students United for Mental Health team.