No one should face a mental health challenge alone.
Research shows that social connections and belonging are powerful protective factors for mental health. Yet too many people living with mood disorders experience isolation during their difficult times, increasing their risk of suicide.
At DBSA, we believe peer support can change that. Through free support groups, resources, and advocacy, we can provide individuals with community, hope, and a place where they belong.
This Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, your gift does more than support a program. It helps build a future where free and accessible peer support is a standard part of mental health care helping individuals before they reach a point of crisis.