We are hurting without access to the mental health care we need. Together, we need to fix a broken system so we can take better care of each other.
Mental health must receive funding in the next stimulus package — it can be the difference between life and death.
We are hurting without access to the mental health care we need. Together, we need to fix a broken system so we can take better care of each other.
Mental health must receive funding in the next stimulus package — it can be the difference between life and death.
In every city, town, and home, in text messages, voicemails, and journal entries across America, people are struggling without access to affordable, life-saving mental health care. Some way or another, we all experience hard times.
If each of us looks out for just one other person and stands up for change, we can demand a mental health care support system that’s there for everyone.
of people from across the country who share a common goal to fundamentally improve mental health care policy — to take care of ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities.
Mental health and addiction treatment shouldn’t be the last resort for health care providers. People shouldn’t have to reach their breaking point to qualify for treatment. SB 855 will make sure everyone has access to the mental health services they need before it is too late. #PassSB855 #HealthIsHealth
Californians can’t wait. We need to make sure individuals in the state have access to critical mental health services during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Help us tell the California Assembly: Bring Senate Bill 855 to the Assembly Floor.
🚨California Residents🚨
The California Assembly has an opportunity to improve the mental health system for millions of residents. SB 855 is a preventative measure to expand mental health and substance abuse treatment in California. Tell Assembly leadership to bring SB 855 to the floor. #PassSB855 #HealthIsHealth
While Congress delays the next round of emergency relief, the events we once looked forward to will continue to be canceled. The pile of overdue bills will continue to grow. Our mental and physical well being will continue to deteriorate. The clock is ticking and the longer they wait, the worse it will get.
Before the outbreak, we would have something to look forward to on the weekend. Those outlets are gone now and we are feeling it. While we cannot change the state of the world, we can make sure that everyone feels supported. #FundMentalHealth
It seems like for every step forward we take two steps back. Within the last week, unemployment has decreased dramatically leaving millions back to where they were in March, stressing over bills and affording their next meal. Congress can alleviate some of that stress by making sure everyone has access to mental health care services. #FundMentalHealth
Next week Congress could decide how the rest of the year will play out for millions of people. We have to do what we can to make sure the outcome is good. Sign the petition in our bio.
Congress must focus more on mental health. Let’s make sure they hear us. Sign the petition in our bio #FundMentalHealth
If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Crisis Text Line also provides free, 24/7, confidential support via text message to people in crisis when they text HOME to 741741.
