September 8th is
988 DAY
WHAT IS 988 DAY?
September 8 is officially recognized nationally as 988 Day— in Georgia, it’s a day to take two minutes to tell someone about 988, the mental health crisis lifeline. Spreading the word ensures more people know compassionate help is only three digits away. 988 is available 24/7 for free, confidential support for anyone feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or in crisis
WHAT CAN YOU DO?
Everyone can play a role on 988 Day. Post, text, or call a friend to let them know that help is out there. Download copy and graphics from the free Georgia 988 Day Toolkit below for ready-to-go posts, graphics, and resources to make sharing easy. By taking a small action—sharing online, sending a message, or simply talking—you can help make sure every Georgian knows there’s always someone to listen
Toolkit #1 to Promote 988 Day (September 8)
Spread the Word on 988 Day
USE THIS TOOLKIT TO CREATE 988 DAY MATERIALS AND POSTS
On September 8, Georgians come together for 988 Day — the Day to Tell a Friend About 988. This toolkit has ready-to-use posts, graphics, and captions to help you share the message that 988 is free, confidential, 24/7 support for anyone in distress. Use it on the day to make sure no one feels alone — post it, text it, say it.
Toolkit #2 to Promote the 988 Day Toolkit (Before the Day)
Help Us Get Georgia Ready for 988 Day
USE THIS TOOLKIT TO PROMOTE THE 988 DAY TOOLKIT TO OTHERS
Before September 8, we need as many people as possible to know about 988 Day and be ready to share. This toolkit gives you everything you need to encourage others to download the full 988 Day Toolkit — from sample social posts to graphics and reminders. By spreading the word now, you’re helping ensure that on the day itself, every Georgian is ready to tell a friend about 988.
