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Ambassador Program Activities
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TSF Ambassador Program Description
Program Goals and What TSF’s Ambassadors Do:
Perks
Why does this role matter? Why do we need to talk about mental health? Full article linked here for reference.
To combat mental health stigma ● To help others understand they’re not alone ● To encourage community care and support ● To lower the risk of suicide ● To support and promote your OWN mental health
"What I love about being an ambassador: it is an easy, informal, and meaningful way to get involved and provide a strong sense of community in a world that has turned largely virtual and isolated (not to mention all the resources and helpful educational materials). The time commitment is minimal and the people you meet along the way are well worth the small time-investment. It normalizes a topic that guys aren't traditionally exposed to - mental health and vulnerability. The least important aspect, but still relevant: it is a great item to put on your resume" - Jay Potvien, 2022 Ambassador
TSF Ambassador Program Description
Program Goals and What TSF’s Ambassadors Do:
- Serve as grassroot advocates of TSF’s mission, goals and resources within their personal sphere of influence;
- Organically increase TSF’s social media engagement by liking, sharing, and commenting on TSF’s social media posts with their own accounts;
- Aid the promotion of TSF’s initiatives such as the podcast, blog, Wellness Warrior program and merchandise through personal endorsements via social media; and
- Help expand and diversify TSF’s social media following by being representatives of more expansive geographic locations, backgrounds, abilities and cultural identities.
Perks
- Free TSF merchandise as a TSF influencer
- Invites to monthly TSF team meetings
- Featured on TSF’s social media accounts/website
- Supporting the mental health of your friends and online community
- Community service experience and impact
Why does this role matter? Why do we need to talk about mental health? Full article linked here for reference.
To combat mental health stigma ● To help others understand they’re not alone ● To encourage community care and support ● To lower the risk of suicide ● To support and promote your OWN mental health
"What I love about being an ambassador: it is an easy, informal, and meaningful way to get involved and provide a strong sense of community in a world that has turned largely virtual and isolated (not to mention all the resources and helpful educational materials). The time commitment is minimal and the people you meet along the way are well worth the small time-investment. It normalizes a topic that guys aren't traditionally exposed to - mental health and vulnerability. The least important aspect, but still relevant: it is a great item to put on your resume" - Jay Potvien, 2022 Ambassador