Project Healthy Minds
Who we are: Project Healthy Minds is a new millennial/Gen Z-driven non-profit startup focused on tackling one of the defining issues of our generation: the growing mental health crisis. The problem we're solving: 615 million people worldwide and 65 million Americans are diagnosed with a mental health condition, and yet 60% never get mental health support. There are three drivers of this "treatment gap": (1) the stigmatization of the health topic, (2) people don’t know where/how to access care, and (3) insurance constraints and a workforce shortage preclude too many people from being able to afford care. What we do: We're building a digital discovery marketplace (think Kayak.com or Expedia for discovering mental health services) -- to make it easier to find mental health care. We're building an unprecedented national anti-stigma and education campaign featuring celebrities -- to destigmatize mental health and meet millennials/Gen Z where they actually are. We're creating the first national standards for what businesses should do to better serve the mental health needs of their employees -- to expand availability of care.
About Project Healthy Minds
Project Healthy Minds is a new nonprofit organization dedicated to tackling the urgent mental health crisis of our time. With the mission to change mental health for the better, they offer a wide range of services and resources to support individuals struggling with mental health issues. From crisis counseling available 24/7 via text message to a comprehensive resource guide, they are there to help you navigate the complexities of mental health. Recognizing the enormity of the problem, Project Healthy Minds takes an interdisciplinary approach, involving a dedicated team working towards innovative solutions. By raising awareness and advocating for change, they aim to address the global mental health crisis that affects 615 million people worldwide. Through their initiatives, they hope to reduce the staggering statistics revealing that 60% of people do not receive the support they need and that depression and anxiety contribute to trillions of dollars in lost productivity. Join Project Healthy Minds and be part of the movement to create the change we urgently need.
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