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About Our Work
Our Work and How We Help
Education and Resources:
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Develops programming and training for youth, parents, and educators.
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Creates and provides training certificate programs for mental health education.
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Provides educational materials on mental health awareness.
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Organizes workshops, seminars, and interactive sessions.
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Equips youth with knowledge and tools for resilience and well-being.
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Visits schools and universities to speak and host student youth workshops.
Advocacy and Systemic Change:
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Works to ensure mental health support is accessible and destigmatized.
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Lobbies for supportive policies and collaborates with educational institutions.
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Raises public awareness about the importance of mental health.
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Host rallies surrounding our initiatives and work to directly support youth.
Support and Community Services:
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Offers peer support groups, a national interactive helpline, and workshops.
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Creates spaces for young people to connect and support each other.
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Host over 50 online campaigns and support sessions each year.
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Owns an LGBTQ+ youth social media center for young people to seek support.
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Fosters a sense of belonging and community across the world.
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Hosts over 300 events and fundraisers each year in various states and cities.
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Operates offices and outreach programs across various states.
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Collaborates with local institutions for tailored mental health programs.
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Manages broader initiatives through regional offices.
Universities and High Schools Collaboration:
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Provide educational material and resources to students.
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Host speaking engagements on campus and in school districts to discuss mental health, suicide, and other important topics.
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Partner with schools to create curriculum, content, and material for students.
Volunteer Opportunities and Student Involvement:
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Encourages community involvement through volunteer roles.
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Invites current or former college students to serve on state teams.
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Offers university and high school leaderships roles as well as internship roles..
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Engages volunteers to extend reach and impact.
Education
and Training
Education:
- Provide mental health education programs for teens and young adults.
- Develop curriculum and resources for schools and communities.
- Host workshops and seminars to raise mental health awareness.
Research:
- Conduct studies to understand the mental health challenges faced by youth.
- Collaborate with academic institutions to advance mental health research.
- Publish findings to inform and shape mental health policies and practices.
Training:
- Offer training programs for educators, parents, and community leaders.
- Equip volunteers and staff with skills to support mental health initiatives.
- Develop specialized training for university outreach programs and advocacy.
- Partner with schools and universities to implement programs and training into the classrooms and online.
Advocacy and Systematic Change
Education and Awareness Campaigns:
- Providing workshops, seminars, and resources to educate teens and young adults about mental health.
Policy Advocacy:
- Working with lawmakers to influence mental health policies and improve access to mental health services.
- Engaging with mental health professionals to provide comprehensive support and advocacy.
Stigma Reduction Initiatives:
- Creating campaigns and programs to challenge mental health stigmas and promote acceptance.
Youth Empowerment:
- Supporting youth-led initiatives and leadership programs that advocate for mental health awareness and systemic change.
Rallies and School Campus Events:
- Hosting events, rallies, and student led events to promote causes important to students and our mission as an organization.
Support and Community Services
Mental Health Education:
- Providing workshops, seminars, and resources to educate youth on mental health and emotional well-being.
Support Programs:
- Offering online peer support groups, a national helpline, and social media support groups for teens, students, and young adults.
Community Building:
- Creating inclusive spaces for youth to connect, share experiences, and build supportive networks.
- Over 10 offices nationwide with 3 international offices as well
Resilience Training:
- Equipping youth with tools and strategies to navigate challenges and build resilience.
Community Outreach and Events:
- Hosting over 300 events, suicide prevention walks, and college campus workshops each year to help support youth and communities worldwide.
Universities and High Schools
Speaking Engagements:
- Deliver impactful presentations on mental health awareness, resilience, and support to students, educators, and staff.
- By partnering with school districts and colleges, we are able to fully develop programming, workshops, and school assembly events for students based on a variety of different topics including mental health, suicide prevention, and self esteem building.
Training Programs:
- Provide comprehensive training for students, teachers, and administrators on identifying and addressing mental health issues.
Educational Materials:
- Distribute tailored resources such as pamphlets, toolkits, and digital content to support mental health education and advocacy.
University Partnerships:
Through college partnerships, we are able to provide research and education funded by some of the best universities in the world.
Volunteer Opportunities and Student Involvement
Volunteer Opportunities
At The One Life Project, we offer a range of volunteer opportunities designed to engage passionate individuals in our mission to support mental health among young people. Volunteers play a crucial role in executing our initiatives, from organizing community events to leading workshops and advocacy campaigns. Whether you're a student, a professional, or someone with personal experience in mental health, there are roles for you to contribute meaningfully. Our volunteer programs are flexible, accommodating various schedules and commitment levels, allowing individuals to make an impact while balancing other responsibilities. By joining us, you will be part of a dedicated team working to break down stigmas, provide support, and create a culture where every young person feels valued and heard. Volunteers gain hands-on experience in project management, public speaking, and community outreach, all while contributing to a cause that makes a real difference in the lives of young people.
Student Involvement and Leadership Opportunities
The One Life Project is deeply committed to fostering student involvement and leadership as a core component of our mission. We believe that students bring unique perspectives and energy to our work, and we provide multiple avenues for them to take on leadership roles and influence mental health initiatives. Opportunities include serving as University Program Directors, where students can spearhead mental health programs and events on their campuses, advocate for mental health awareness, and collaborate with peers and faculty to create supportive environments. Additionally, we offer leadership training and mentorship programs that equip students with skills in project management, public speaking, and advocacy. By participating in these opportunities, students not only enhance their personal and professional development but also play a pivotal role in driving systemic change and promoting mental health within their communities. We encourage students to get involved, contribute their voices, and lead efforts that will shape the future of mental health support for their peers.