Mental Health Month
The world is constantly changing – for better or for worse – and it can be overwhelming to deal with everything going on around you. While society is getting more comfortable discussing mental health, it can still be hard to know “Where to Start” when it comes to taking care of your own well-being.
This May, Mental Health America will help you:
- LEARN how modern life affects mental health with new resources to navigate our changing world.
- ACT by building your coping toolbox so you can manage stress, difficult emotions, and challenging situations.
- ADVOCATE to improve mental health for yourself, your friends and family, and your community.
For anyone struggling with the pressure of today's world, feeling alone, or wondering if they can feel better, this is Where to Start.
Download the Mental Health Month Toolkit
Mental Health America's 2024 Mental Health Month toolkit provides free resources to help plan your efforts and raise awareness during the month of May and beyond. It has DIY tools, social media assets, resources, templates, printable handouts, and more!
Outreach Ideas
Learn more about mental health
We know relationships and the pressures of work and school can impact your mental well-being, but it can be less obvious when the world around you is the root cause of issues. Learn how the changing world affects mental health and where to start when it comes to conversations and finding help for mental health challenges.
Graphics and Shareables
Your day-to-day communications are a great way to raise mental health awareness. We've created graphics and sample post language to make it easy for you to share this Mental Health Month.
Fundraise for Mental Health Month
Fundraising supports the development of innovative programs, reduces stigma, ensures those struggling receive the help they deserve, and creates healthier communities. Get started today!
Take a Mental Health Test
Online screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition.
This campaign is supported by contributions from Johnson & Johnson and Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.