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The Jason Foundation works in mental health advocacy, specifically in preventing the Silent Epidemic of youth suicide. The foundation has educational and awareness programs that equip young people, educators and parents with resources to help identify and assist at-risk youth.

DSS The Jason Foundation provides resources as well as ways to get involved. They invite the community to participate in professional development programs, student curriculum for teachers, and even launched an app. The app provides the tools to help a friend who may be struggling with thoughts of suicide.

DSS The Jason Foundation invites people from a multitude of backgrounds to get involved. There are programs for students, teachers, parents, coaches, first responders, and people involved in foster care. Many of these programs help people get certified to professionally help in crises, or at least have a basic awareness. The programs also assist people in advocating for mental health awareness in their communities, such as in schools or local governments.

The Anzisha Prize for Young African Entrepreneurship is Africas biggest award for entrepreneurs aged 15 - 22. It awards over USD $200,000 every year in business support to entrepreneurs all over Africa. They believe that Africas future lies in the hands of young entrepreneurs and want to celebrate their potential to grow their countrys economy and create jobs.

DSSThe Anzisha Prize is a venture building fellowship program that has supported young entrepreneurs for over 10 years. It has supported over 200 Very Young Entrepreneurs throughout the African continent. The fellowship is a three-year program that celebrates and rewards business growth. During the course of these years, the program tracks the performance of the business and the entrepreneur. It rewards businesses that show exemplary growth with benefits and services such as short courses, cloud services and cash stipends. At the end of the second year, entrepreneurs pitch their businesses for a chance to win their share of prizes to the value $50 000.

Bridges from Borders works in immigrant advocacy. It is a non-profit founded by a group of immigrants and immigrant allies. They host community events and pursue mental health advocacy in the immigrant community. They offer education workshops to help parents navigate raising a child in a different environment to the one they grew up in. Bridges from Borders expresses an interest in partnering with researchers to better understand ways of improving immigrant mental health. They are also teamed up with a pool of culturally competent counselors to service this community. There are volunteer opportunities in each of these components of the non-profit.

Rise is a program that finds brilliant people who need opportunity and supports them for life as they work to serve others. The program starts at ages 1517 and offers a lifetime of benefits including scholarships, mentorship, and access to career development opportunities.