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Keystone House hosted its second Annual Field Day in Norwalk today.

The nonprofit organization has been providing residential and psychosocial services for adults with psychiatric disorders in the Norwalk area for over 50 years.

Keystone has three residential group homes and a day program in Norwalk.

Organizers say it's important for people with mental health issues to come together and participate in group activities.

"There is a space for anyone who has a mental illness to be able to come here and enjoy being together with other individuals that have a mental illness", says Walt Ritz, Keystone executive director. "And be able to move forward and be able to participate in activities and socialize."