LifeSIGNS is a user-led charitable organization that provides information and support for individuals affected by self-injury. Founded in 2002, it aims to create understanding about self-injury and offers resources to help people cope during times of stress and distress.
LifeSIGNS is dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages who engage in self-injury. It provides a range of resources, including information on how to support someone who self-injures, and offers a platform for sharing experiences and stories. The organization is run by volunteers and relies on donations to continue its work.
Moodfit offers a range of tools and insights to support mental health, based on the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It provides customizable tools to help users manage stress, build resilience, and improve their mood.
The Fireweed Collective provides mental health education and mutual aid through a Healing Justice and Disability Justice lens. It supports the emotional wellness of all people, with a focus on QTBIPOC communities. The collective aims to disrupt systems of abuse and oppression within the mental health system and offers community-based alternatives.
The Re:Fresh Online Mental Health Self-help Platform was established by the Hong Kong Baptist Social Services to provide emotionally distressed people with online emotional support services anytime, anywhere. The platform includes the Internet, social media and instant messaging applications, making it convenient for users to get support when they need it. The platform emphasizes that its services cannot replace professional medical or clinical psychological services, and provides a 24-hour emergency support hotline from other institutions.