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What is the pledge?

By taking the pledge you are committing to check-in with friends, family, co-workers, employees and the people around you to start the conversation surrounding mental health. When you take the pledge to check-in, you will:

  • Make a positive impact in our community by committing to reach out to friends, family, and co-workers

  • Be a part of breaking the stigma around mental health by promoting mental health awareness

  • Learn about topics like improving mental health, prevent teen dating violence, and recovering from substance use disorders

  • Receive mental health resources you can use in your home, classroom, or workplace

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How to Start Conversations

Try these conversation starters and techniques during your next check-in.
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What do you get when you take the pledge?

When you take the pledge to check-in, you will receive resources and tools such as:

  • Printable mental health resources

  • Expert chat videos discussing mental health tips on a variety of topics

  • Monthly newsletters with our latest mental health resources sent to your inbox

Our goal is to provide you with what you need to successfully check-in and improve the mental health of those in our community.

Take THe Pledge

Take the pledge and join us in breaking the stigma surrounding mental health!

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Email: info@thecheckinproject.ORG// Phone: 407-870-4897

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