"One day, you will tell your story about how you overcame what you went through, and it will be somebody else's survival guide." - Unknown
Our military and first responders have served with honour and integrity, but are we doing all we can to help them recover from the wounds we can't see? PTSD, traumatic brain injuries (TBI's) and other traumas are contributing to substance abuse, addictions, homelessness, broken relationships, and suicide.
NEED HELP NOW?
Help A Veteran or First Responder Access Life-Changing Therapy
OUR MISSION
TO END SUICIDE IN VETERANS AND FIRST RESPONDERS.
Project Life Spark is committed to helping veterans and first responders access safe, medically supported psychedelic therapies. These innovative therapies have shown to work where traditional methods have failed, and by doing so, have given so many veterans hope with their healing potential. Please join us in the fight and help end suicide in our military veteran and first responder communities today.
Are you in distress and need help now?
Please contact the Suicide Crisis Helpline, or if you are a Canadian Forces or RCMP service member, currently serving or retired, contact Veterans Affairs Canada Assistance Service.
THE STATUS QUO FOR THERAPY ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH.
47.7%
RCMP members who screened for PTSD in a recent study.
6x
RCMP members are 6x more likely to screen positive for any mental health disorder.
Veterans and first responders often face lingering effects from exposure to traumatic events, which can take a serious toll on their mental health, personal relationships, and overall ability to lead healthy, productive lives. Traditional treatment methods, including pharmaceuticals, have frequently proven ineffective, leaving many to struggle with depression and, tragically, an alarming rate of suicide. We need to explore new treatment options to give our veterans and first responders the care they deserve.
34.1%
RCMP Members who have contemplated suicide in their lifetime.
2.5x
Military males under 25 years of age higher risk of suicide compared to the general population.
141
Suicide deaths in the CAF from 2012-2021. By comparison, Canada lost 158 of its soldiers in combat in Afghanistan.
5x
Suicide rate among paramedics compared to the national average according to Statistics Canada.
PSYCHEDELICS HAVE PROVIDED REAL RESULTS
Psychedelic therapy has transformed the lives of many, restoring hope where once there had been none.
Unfortunately, this life altering treatment is only available outside of the country, and neither government nor insurance companies provide any funding for them.
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Project Life Spark is looking to close this gap with Wellness Funding. This will enable those in need to access safe, clinically guided psychedelic therapies in countries where these treatments are legal.
