Millions struggle and tens of thousands
die every year... yet, America shrugs.
Time for hope.
Millions struggle and tens of thousands
die every year... yet, America shrugs.
Time for hope.
Anyone can get broken


Not just a white thing
Fighting while wounded
Tonja Myles was recognized by George W. Bush during a State of the Union for her groundbreaking faith-based recovery program. She had lived with addiction, suicide attempts and sexual abuse. But… almost no one knew she was still far from healed. A diagnosis of PTSD would make the difference.




Opposite action
Dr. Ursula Whiteside is a clinical psychologist and researcher whose personal empathy and caring messages have made the difference with hundreds in pain. The constant uphill struggle to help and bias took its toll and she has often struggled with suicidal thoughts herself.
Love and work




This is how it feels
u matter
Reina Chiang felt alone before COVID-19, feeling abandoned by a father in China and a mother in a demanding job. But seemingly insurmountable stressors in 2020 led to a slow boil of suicidal thoughts and crisis. She’s now focused on the connections that helped her and how she might bring such care to others.




On your own in university
Fearless
Today Ally is a Spartan Ultra winner who helps women gain confidence through better fitness and nutrition. She’s a mother and her face is tattooed on the arm of her soul-mate husband. A decade ago her parents hoped their 15 year old would survive, and, then, that she would find her way forward.

