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Let’s Change 6000 Lives Together

Join Other Sponsors to Raise $500,000 by January 2025.

The military faces urgent challenges regarding mental health resilience. The significant surge in active-duty suicide rates underscores a critical challenge that demands urgent action.

$105K Raised So Far

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In-Person Training

  • Facilitated by a Peer Support Professional

  • Customized Peer-to-Peer Trauma-Informed Content

  • Addresses Stigma & Reinforces Suicide Protection Efforts

  • Data Collection & Responsive Integration into Future Trainings

  • Feedback Shared with Soldiers & Leadership After Each Training

On-Going Support

  • Access to Give an Hour Counseling

  • On-Going Virtual Peer Support

  • Digital Community of Fellow Peers

  • Opportunity for Trained Soldier to Reinforce Training

  • Feedback Shared with Soldiers & Leadership After Each Training
  • Brief for Commanders to Support Squadron

Walking the Journey Together

Sponsor Miles

Soldier

$1000

Sponsorship
Squad

$12,000

Sponsorship
Platoon

$50,000

Sponsorship
144
SOLDIERS TRAINED

OUR IMPACT

As of August 2024

We are currently training on two bases and need funds to expand and extend in order to meet our goal.  To dig deeper into the work, check out the survey results from the trainings, read testimonials, and see why this work is vital to suicide protection.

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What Our Soldiers Are Saying

““It opened the idea of getting into someone's issue without getting too personal or putting pressure on them.””

Anonymous Soldier

“"The class was good - the information was needed but I think more leaders need to come to these classes- NCOs and officers. It starts from the top and needs to come down the chain."”

Anonymous Soldier

“"Give an Hour was such a big eye opener in my communication skills. Made me realize I can improve helping others being able to manage their stress levels with fellow peers."”

Anonymous Soldier

““I was always the type of leaders to keep my mental health problems on the low. After deep discussion I realized that others share and relate to the same.””

Anonymous Soldier
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