When a loved one is struggling with mental health or is in crisis, you may feel like you’re the only person who can help them – even if you don’t really know what to say or do. Helplines offer skilled counselors who provide confidential support. buff.ly/4553g36

Lines For Life celebrates BIPOC Mental Health Month, formally known as Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. We continue the work that Bebe Moore Campbell did to bring awareness to the mental health needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.

Today we come together to celebrate, honor, and contemplate the cherished American principles of liberty and justice for all. We encourage you to engage in safe and responsible celebrations and be considerate of our Veterans when using fireworks.

Microaggressions can negatively impact your physical and mental health over your career. OREGON’S RACIAL EQUITY SUPPORT LINE supports people feeling the emotional impacts of microaggressions. CALL 503-575-3764 buff.ly/4cfJC78

The 988 Lifeline is also available in American Sign Language over videophone! To learn more about 988 services for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, visit the 988 website here buff.ly/3PthVPv. For more ASL crisis resources, check out deaflead.org

Every day, young people post on social media about their grief, anxiety, and struggles – including thoughts of self-harm. We’re reaching out directly with help, hope, and connection. #youthline #youthmentalhealth #support opb.org/article/2024/0…

This Saturday and Sunday, join us at Pride Northwest in Portland, where we'll be celebrating our LGBTQ+ community and promoting Lines for Life and YouthLine resources at our booth! Come say hello and grab some festive goodies.

buff.ly/4cfJC78 Microaggressions don’t feel small. Workplace microaggressions are related to increased rates of burnout & less job satisfaction. OREGON’S RACIAL EQUITY SUPPORT LINE supports people feeling the emotional impacts of microaggressions Call 503-575-3764

As a person of color, have you talked yourself out of getting mental health support? Receiving emotional support from another person of color can help you feel connected. Oregon's Racial Equity Support Line -- free, confidential support by and for people of color: 503-575-3764

Pride Northwest was a fun and fabulous opportunity to celebrate LGBTQ+ community and spread the word about our services and our YouthLine. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello!

Our Behavioral Health Support Line is available 24/7 and provides emotional support right away, followed by sessions with a counselor to work on long-term solutions together. Learn more at buff.ly/3Y9cFFN

Join us September 11 and 12 at our Portland office and learn how to help in a crisis. Learn more and register at eventbrite.com/e/938970414787

Many of our programs rely on the generosity of community donors - and August is Planned Giving Month! This year we are excited to launch Champions of Hope, encouraging our donors to look to the future and leave a legacy of hope. Learn more at linesforlife.org/more-ways-to-g…

With ASIST, you’ll gain confidence to intervene when someone is struggling with suicidal thoughts. You’ll know how to reach out, offer support, assess the risk of suicide, and connect people with community resources. Register today at buff.ly/3yCbELW

Our skilled facilitators will teach you everything you need to know about recognizing and supporting someone in a mental health crisis. Learn more and register soon at buff.ly/3yCbELW

From now until September 12, we’re accepting applications from people looking for a highly meaningful volunteer experience. Volunteers serve in-person at our Portland call center - learn more here: linesforlife.org/volunteer

Learning how to carry and use Naloxone can prevent overdose deaths in our communities. This Overdose Awareness Day, learn more about Naloxone, where to get it, and how to use it to reverse an opioid overdose. staysafeoregon.com/prevent-overdo…

Asking someone if they’re thinking about suicide can be difficult - but starting a conversation about suicide can help someone feel relieved, supported and more open to getting help. Learn how you can Start the Conversation here: linesforlife.org/suicide-preven…

This Sunday marks the inaugural 988 Day! This annual event helps spread awareness of the #988Lifeline & emphasizes the importance of #mentalhealth support. Want to get involved? Share content using #988Day to help spread the word & visit Samhsa.gov/988Day to learn more.

You don’t need a special job title or prior experience to be a Lines for Life volunteer. Our skilled facilitators will teach you everything you need to know about recognizing and supporting someone in a mental health crisis. Learn more at linesforlife.org/volunteer