Please Live

Parents & Educators: We're looking for your feedback to help guide the future of our programing. Please consider taking our feedback survey! PARENTS: bit.ly/3g3LCrq / EDUCATORS: bit.ly/3CLiDRT

We are thrilled to announce Deborah Port as our next Executive Director. Learn more in our latest blog post: We are thrilled to announce Deborah Port as our next Executive Director. You can learn more in our latest blog post: bit.ly/309hK5e

Donate to Please Live and directly impact our ability to reach hurting students with life-saving information! Your money goes to reach students in their own schools by providing mental health and suicide prevention education! bit.ly/3xAg3Kl #GivingTuesday #PleaseLive

Please Live has an immediate opening for a part-time contract Executive Director. We're seeking someone with the motivation to build on the foundation of this grassroots organization and elevate it to the next level. Send resume & cover letter to amoody@pleaselive.org

BIPOC and QTBIPOC are resilient and have worked to uplift their communities despite systemic barriers. For #BIPOCmentalhealthmonth we're highlighting #strengthincommunities to showcase mental health supports created by BIPOC for BIPOC: mhanational.org/july

A free, online, confidential mental health screening may be the first step in seeking help. If you're feeling off lately, or if loved ones have expressed concern to you, take a minute or two to complete a screening: bit.ly/3dY47cX

Community care, self-directed care, and culturally-based practices are all valid and valuable choices people can make for their health - but they may be unaware of these options. Explore #StrengthInCommunities for BIPOC, by BIPOC. Learn more at bit.ly/3dEDiu4

A very eye-opening fact sheet and info graphic regarding Black and African American Communities and Mental Health: bit.ly/3ArFM8X #BIPOC #BIPOCMentalhealthmonth

July is #BIPOCMentalHealthMonth! What does #racism have to do with mental health and trauma? Learn more here: bit.ly/3qKJSEL

Happy 4th of July to all of our fans, followers, and supporters! On this day of #Freedom, we challenge you to find ways to experience freedom from your struggles, even if just for a moment. What's your favorite way to find a little freedom in your day to day life?

July is BIPOC Mental Health Month! Throughout the month of July we will be sharing the incredible resources provided by Mental Health America to support the 2021 theme of Strength in Communities. Check it out here: bit.ly/3Apltc9

We're in need of some self-motivated people who are looking to get involved with our mission of FREE mental health & suicide prevention education for youth. Fill out a volunteer application on our website at bit.ly/3peJP32

When a finger is broken, we wrap it against another finger for support until the broken finger gets strong again. What should we do when a whole person feels broken? Artist credit: Lunarbaboon Comics

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Our mental health is just important as our physical health. Mental health isn't always seen, so check up on your friends and family and also take care of yourself! Always remember that you are not alone!

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