Through campus chapters, student leaders work together with campus and community advisers to help peers develop resilience and create communities that prioritize resilience for students from every walk of life.

Campus chapters are recognized student organizations that educate peers about available mental health resources at their school and in their community. Chapters are 100% student-led with support from campus advisers and Lost&Found staff and take an active role in delivering programs that make a difference in the lives of fellow students.

Chapter members receive recognition as critical volunteers, may receive certification as a L&F Advocate or Peer2Peer Mentor, and shape how mental health efforts meet the needs of local needs.

Chapters play a critical leadership role in campus communities in a variety of ways, not limited to:

• • Promoting campus and community mental health services in the classroom, in community spaces, and through social media
  • Hosting campus events meant to increase awareness of mental health conditions and suicide risks
  • Providing opportunities for community members to safely share how community resources and support have helped navigate mental health conditions or suicide impacts
  • Partnering with fellow student organizations to advocate for campus policies and programs that support student mental health
  • Connecting students with L&F Advocates and Peer2Peer Mentorship programs where available