#NeedYouHere

Active Minds

January 17th, 2019

This Valentine’s Day, let someone know you care. Buy a box of bracelets and share this beautiful message of hope with friends and family. Buy a box for your chapter, book club, teammates, coworkers, cousins, you name it!

Buy a box of bracelets

Post a photo of your bracelet and use the hashtag #NeedYouHere. Check out what others have posted already!

 

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I saw this on Facebook from @active_minds and instantly shared it to my profile. As a mental health provider and advocate this message needs to be shared, shouted from the roof tops, and shared again. So, please, whether it’s you or someone you know share this message with them!! I ordered this bracelet and you can too by going to activeminds.org Happy Wednesday- now go spread the message 🙃💙💙 . . . . . . . . . #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalillness #mentalhealthadvocate #momsofinstagram #momof2 #girlmom #activeminds #therapist #breakthestigma #suicidepreventionmonth #mentalhealthmatters #momlife #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #uniteinmotherhood #motherhoodthroughinstagram #momblogger #blogger #midwestblogger #kids #kidsofinstagram #play #parenting #letthembelittle #everythingtribe #honestlyparents #needyouhere

A post shared by Shay (@threegalsandaguy) on Oct 18, 2017 at 6:47am PDT

 

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Thank you @NFLPA for raising awareness to mental health and suicide prevention! Depression and suicide are subjects that not many people are comfortable talking about, but that needs to change! Talking about the issue brings light and awareness to the issue. As many of you know who have been following my journey, I lost my best friend to suicide in 2016. I’ll be wearing this bracelet until it breaks or falls off. Get yours at needyouhere.org – All proceeds benefit Active Minds, an organization that focuses on mental health awareness and suicide prevention among teens and young adults. #TheWorldNeedsYouHere #INeedYouHere

A post shared by Ben Heeney (@henbeeney) on Oct 2, 2017 at 10:49am PDT

Frank Warren, founder of @postsecret, shares the message: The World Needs You Here.

Get a bracelet for yourself or someone you care about to spread this simple reminder. Go to https://t.co/zberr4EbLB & help us change the conversation about mental health.#NeedYouHere pic.twitter.com/irDivEz7aC

— Active Minds (@Active_Minds) April 3, 2018

 

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The world needs you here! #needyouhere

A post shared by Active Minds at FSB (@activemindsfsb) on Nov 29, 2017 at 8:45am PST

 

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Active Minds at The Awty International School is selling suicide awareness bracelets now til January 31st. Each is $5 and payments can either be made in cash or charged to your student account. All profits go to the Active Minds #needyouhere campaign. DM me for more info!

A post shared by Active Minds at Awty (@awtyactiveminds) on Jan 15, 2018 at 7:40am PST

 

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Not only are these #activeminds bracelets super cute, more importantly they are super true! If you are interested in getting one for yourself, you can sign up on the google spread sheet linked in the bio to order one! *deadline is June 1st* _______________________________________________________ Regram from our very own president, @selah.mc: “The world needs you here. Period. Mental Heath Awareness is now more important than ever. Join us to end the silence. Join us to break the stigma. Join us to make change. Active minds exists to fill the silence.” #needyouhere #mentalhealthawarenessmonth

A post shared by Active Minds: GMU Chapter (@activemindsgmu) on May 21, 2018 at 5:08pm PDT

 

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Today I was given the opportunity to attend a luncheon to hear Alison Malmon speak. Alison is the founder of Active Minds, a non profit organization who seeks to change the conversation about mental health in our communities and specifically our college campuses. Active Minds was an important resource for me in college amidst waves of self doubt and clinical depression. It provided a sense of normalcy surrounding mental health and suicide prevention, and these bracelets represent just that. So, if you’ve ever doubted it – here is your reassurance – the world needs you here.

A post shared by Leah Stebly (@leeah_maria) on Oct 2, 2018 at 11:58am PDT

Whatever it is you’re going through, please know this: There is hope, there is help & you will get yourself back. We #NeedYouHere. Get a bracelet for yourself or someone you care about https://t.co/9EPHemocGH & help us change the conversation about mental health. 💚 #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/Vy1tKD7HXd

— Active Minds (@Active_Minds) January 31, 2018

 

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A post shared by Aaron Rouselle (@arstrong22) on Dec 2, 2017 at 7:27pm PST

 

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This is Emily. She is a junior at WSU and is on the women’s basketball and volleyball team. She wears her #WorldNeedsYouHere bracelet every day to remind her that “even on the rainy days we all still matter, are worthy, and are enough.” 💞 #TuesdayThoughts #BreakTheStigma #PositiveVibes #MentalHealthMatters #ActiveMinds #WorcesterState

A post shared by activeminds_wsu (@activeminds_wsu) on May 1, 2018 at 6:59am PDT

 

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hello i’ve been having a rough day so this is a reminder for me ?¿ i guess and whoever needs it (: #theworldneedsyouhere † a reminder that you matter, you’re important, you’re oh so loved, and that your presence on this earth make a difference whether you see it or not. if you want to support suicide awareness / prevention click the link in my bio for this $5 bracelet from @active_minds

A post shared by ja-eh-lease !!! (@jaelisrodriguez) on Nov 4, 2018 at 11:18am PST