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BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month: Uplifting Stories and Centering Equity
At Lines for Life, our mission to prevent substance abuse and suicide is rooted in compassion, cultural responsiveness, and a deep commitment to equity. This July, we recognize BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month by reflecting on the unique mental health challenges faced by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and the importance of creating spaces that honor and uplift their experiences.
When Peers are the Help Needed: How YouthLine is Revolutionizing Mental Health Support for Young People
What if the person most qualified to help a struggling teenager wasn’t a licensed therapist or counselor, but another young person who truly understands what they’re going through? This simple yet powerful idea drives YouthLine, a peer-to-peer crisis and support service that connects youth with trained volunteers their own age.
Honoring Juneteenth: A Continued Commitment to Black Mental Health
At Lines for Life, our Equity Team honors Juneteenth not just in remembrance. Through action we recognize that freedom is more than a moment in history. It is the ongoing pursuit of equity, wellness, and opportunity for Black communities. That’s why our work is rooted in ensuring everyone has access to culturally responsive mental health tools and resources, substance use prevention, and community-centered support systems.
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Lines for Life in 2026: Looking Ahead with Hope
As we step into 2026, Lines for Life remains committed to our mission and purpose of bringing hope to people wherever they are, at every stage of life, and in moments when it's needed most. In the year ahead, we are excited to continue expanding our reach, strengthening our partnerships,...
