Mental Health Month

Graphic with a green awareness ribbon in the shape of a heart. Inside the heart is art of two people hugging each other. Text in the graphic reads, “May is Mental Health Month. Because everyone deserves to feel supported.”

May is Mental Health Month!

May is Mental Health Month—a time dedicated to spreading awareness of mental health issues, stigmas, and support services. The goal: to enhance community support and quality of care for mental health needs so we all can live healthy, fulfilling lives.

Talking openly about mental health in both bad and good times signals to those around us:

  • It’s okay to have mental health issues.
  • It’s okay to talk about mental health with you.
  • It’s okay to ask for help.

This effort can literally save lives.

Help us spread the word! Share our hotline information and any of the graphics below via email, text, or social media for #MentalHealthMonth throughout May.

Share any of these graphics on social media!

Right-click on any of these images to save them to your device. You can also download the full folder of images through the button below!
Tag Teen Lifeline on social media:

Start a social media fundraiser for Teen Lifeline!

Everyone deserves to feel connected to people who care. 1 in 3 high schoolers struggle with feeling sad and hopeless—for many teens, Teen Lifeline is the connection of hope that keeps them going.

You have the power to show teens they’re not alone—by sharing nonprofit posts, donating, and enlisting friends and family into the effort through peer-to-peer fundraising to support the connections of hope teens rely on Teen Lifeline for.

Join us by starting a fundraiser on social media so that every teen knows they have a strong community of support behind them.

Share this information with your loved ones!

If you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health, REACH OUT!

Talking about mental health problems and life challenges can literally save lives. Crisis hotlines like Teen Lifeline are here to help you and your loved ones through any crisis. You’re not alone!

Teen Lifeline

Teen Lifeline’s peer-to-peer crisis hotline is here to help Arizona teens and adults concerned for a teen 24/7/365.

  • Calls are answered 24/7/365
  • Texting Hours: 12 – 9 p.m. Monday – Friday & 3 – 9 p.m. Saturday/Sunday
  • Peer Counseling: 3 – 9 p.m. daily

Call or text Teen Lifeline at 602-248-8336.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

If you need help for an adult or someone outside of Arizona, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (988) is ready to help anyone in the US experiencing a mental health crisis. Call, text, and online chat are all answered 24/7/365.

Call or text the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.

Chat online with a National Suicide Prevention Lifeline counselor at 988lifeline.org/chat.

Local Mental Health Resources

There is a whole community of support behind you! Click the button below to see our full list of agencies assisting Arizonans with mental health and related services.

Photo of a teen volunteer talking with a hotline caller.

Support mental health support directly with a donation to Teen Lifeline!

Every year, calls and texts to the hotline spike between spring break and the end of the school year. You can help—your donation can fund one of the life-saving calls/texts teens are sending to the hotline right now!

By donating $100 you’ll fund a hotline text conversation. Texts to the hotline have more than doubled in the last three years, when we first implemented our extended texting hours.

By donating $250 you’ll fund a hotline call. 1 in 3 calls is from a teen considering suicide.

Click the button below to donate today!