Yes we do!. Because Code Green is mostly a virtual campaign we unfortunately don’t have a lot of “hands on” projects for people to help with. However, that doesn’t mean that that you can’t help! The single biggest thing that anyone can do to help is to get our name out there and bring awareness to the high rate of mental health issue in first responders. Here are some suggestions for other things you can do to help: Donate to the campaign. We are a small organization and every dollar helps. If you know about any mental health resources, counselors, therapists, etc that you would recommend for first responders let us know so we can add them to our resources page. Host a fundraiser to help us set up a treatment scholarship in your area. Treatment scholarships are used to help people pay for mental health treatment. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (@thecodegreencampaign) Use our hashtags #savingpublicsafety and #biggerthanbroken on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Use Amazon Smile to donate to us every time you shop on Amazon. If you see mental health being discussed on one of the Facebook pages for first responders tag The Code Green Campaign by typing @The Code Green Campaign in your post. We will get an alert that you tagged us and we will join the discussion. “Friend” our president Ann Marie on Facebook and use the steps above to tag her in discussions about mental health in first responders. She is our fearless leader, and loves to tell people about Code Green. If you see a discussion on Reddit about mental health in first responders tag or PM /u/codegreencampaign to let us know about it. If your agency uses social media ask them to share our website or social media pages. Write a letter to your state and congressional representative(s). There are many politicians that are supportive of mental health issues and/or first responders. The more they hear about the problem the easier it will be to bring attention at the national level. You can find information on how to contact your state representatives here, and how to contact your congressional representatives here. Write a letter to the editor to JEMS, EMSWorld, or any other trade publication. There are a lot of people who don’t use social media and it is important to reach them too! If you see an interesting blog, article, picture, video, etc you would like to see shared on our Facebook page let us know! You can either PM us a link on Facebook or use our Contact Us form to submit it. Check out our Education page and learn how to help yourself and your peers! There are many classes and training opportunities available to give you the tools to take care of yourself and help someone in crisis.