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Four things. PATH Scholarship sponsors therapy for young people who can't afford it. Care Canisters turn recycled tennis ball tubes into hygiene packs with a handwritten note. Language Lifeline translates mental health resources. And we run free community wellness sessions.
They look unrelated until you notice the thread: mental health care doesn't always start in a therapist's office.
No. Soulfully is not a crisis line and cannot provide emergency support. If you're in the U.S. and need help right now, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or text HOME to 741741.
Our crisis support page lists more options, including lines for LGBTQ+ and trans callers.
Young people in the United States, roughly ages 13 to 24, who would struggle to pay for therapy. There's no diagnosis requirement and you don't need to explain yourself in clinical language.
Because applicants may be minors, some parts of the application process require guardian involvement.
Yes. Translation, note-writing, design and outreach roles are fully remote and open anywhere. Packing and distribution are in person, currently concentrated around Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
If you want to start something where you live, that's what the chapter program is for.
Yes, for work we can confirm against a session or project record. You'll receive verified hours and a digital certificate you can submit to a school, scholarship board or employer.