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Jack.org
Mission
From the beginning, we've believed in the extraordinary power of young people to transform the mental health landscape. Young people often recognize when their peers are struggling before anyone else. They are trusted sources of support and information, and their voices carry the power to normalize difficult conversations around mental health. By equipping young people with resources, knowledge, and community to drive change, we're not only supporting individuals but strengthening entire communities through peer-to-peer connection and support.
About Us
Are you passionate about youth mental health? Do you have lived experience with a mental health struggle or illness? Do you want to share your mental health journey and support other youth in theirs? Jack.org is looking for Jack Talk Speakers to join our program - and we want you to bring your voice to the conversation.
What are Jack Talks?
Jack Talks are mental health presentations delivered by trained young speakers aged 18-26 given to other young people nationwide. Our goal? To educate, empower, and inspire youth across the country to take care of their mental health and look out for one another while reducing the stigma around mental health.
Cause Areas Include
- Education
- Race & Ethnicity
- Volunteering
Location & Contact
- (416) 425-2494
- Suite 200 - 243 College St, Toronto, CA
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