It’s Up to Us is about helping San Diegans talk openly about mental health, recognize signs of challenges, find local resources, and seek help. By raising awareness and highlighting local resources we aim to inspire wellness, reduce stigma, and prevent suicide.
We often hide what’s going on with our mental health and say, "I'm fine" or "I'm okay." But being open and honest about our personal challenges can help those around us be more open. When we’re all going through so much, it's more important than ever to check in with your friends, coworkers, and family and talk about what's really going on. Learn more about mental health.
In distress or crisis? Call: Access and Crisis Line (888) 724-7240.
People who are thinking about suicide often feel alone, but talking with them can help. Even if you only know them a little (like a coworker) or a lot (like a close family member), reaching out to support is still the right thing to do.
You can always help,
no matter your relationship.
See why you are the right person.
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