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During National Volunteer Week, and all year, we’re deeply grateful for the time, effort and resources our volunteers have given to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance.  

DBSA was started more than 35 years ago by dedicated volunteers living with mental health conditions, and that ethos still guides us today.  

To all our volunteers: Thank you so much. We are honored to stand with you as part of the movement to advance mental health. 

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For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.
For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.