Journey In Life and Living Foundation
During difficult times, this foundation focuses on resilience by providing mental healthcare and/or medical care to ensure strength and motivation to persevere through challenges and challenging times.
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Worldwide, it’s estimated that over 970 million people live with a mental disorder, with depression and anxiety being the most common.
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During crisis periods (e.g., pandemics, natural disasters), essential workers have reported heightened stress and anxiety, with over 70% indicating an increase in mental health struggles.
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Geographical disparities also play a role: many rural or underserved areas have fewer than one mental health professional per 30,000 residents.
Finding Your JILL Journey In Life and Living
Our mission is to empower individuals to achieve optimal mental health, mental wellness, medical wellness and overall well-being of individuals by providing access to effective mental healthcare, supporting mental recovery, medical healthcare and building a strong network of healthcare professionals of medical and mental health specialists.
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Generous Donation
Your contributions are tax deductible and will make it possible for us to provide essential mental health and medical care services and support programs. Every donation helps us reach more individuals in need and develop innovative products and programs.
Become a Volunteer
Join our team of dedicated volunteers and make a difference in your community. From facilitating support groups to assisting with outreach programs, your involvement can change lives.
Partner with Us
Our partnerships with corporations, healthcare institutions, and other organizations help us create a cohesive support system for the people we serve. By joining forces, we can amplify our reach, strengthen our programs, and champion a collaborative approach to wellness.
Our Foundation's Focus
By focusing on prevention, early intervention, and comprehensive treatment, The JILL Foundation aims to make a measurable impact on individuals’ lives, helping to reverse these troubling trends and foster healthier communities.
The Prevalence of Mental Health Issues
Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. experiences a diagnosable mental health condition in any given year.
Frontline Professionals, Essential Workers, and The Elderly Mental Health
In high-stress professions like healthcare, first responders, and social services, burnout rates are rising—over 50% of frontline workers report symptoms of burnout such as fatigue and emotional exhaustion.
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