We build peer support collectives, lead political education, develop new knowledge and language around mental distress, organize and advocate for the liberation of our community members globally, and create innovative, peer-led, alternatives to our current mental health system.
We Fight For
Self-determination, opportunity, and equity for all Disabled, Mad, neurodivergent folks + psych survivors.
Since 2020, we have used our organization’s access to resources to redistribute funds to multiply marginalized Disabled & Mad folks.
We've worked with over 50+ high schools and universities nationwide, building peer support resource systems embedded in the community.
Since 2013, we have worked with over 4K+ peers in high schools and on college campuses.
Project LETS sustains multiple programs centered on our core value of peer support.
Intentional peer support, political education, and organizing spaces for students with lived experience of trauma, Disability, neurodivergence, and/or the psychiatric system.
Financial support to meet the material needs of our marginalized community members in crisis.
Project LETS is building abolitionist, peer-led mental health infrastructure through our Anti-Carceral Mental Health Response program and 1:1 peer support.
We offer free peer support, advocacy services, and rapid crisis response to individuals across the so-called US.
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Everyone on our team has lived experience with mental illness, trauma, and/or neurodivergence. We are the people this stuff impacts most. And we design our programs with you (us) in mind.
Meet our team.
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Project LETS facilitates workshops & trainings for: schools, organizations, and workplace environements.
Our organization has many opportunities available to volunteer your time and skills- from coders to therapists to school-youth!
We could not exist without the generous community members who continue to sustain our work. Make a donation today.
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