TWLOHA is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling w/ depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.
“You don’t have to have everything figured out right now. You don’t have to be ‘okay’ all the time. Just take it one step at a time. That’s enough.” twloha.com/blog/a-letter-to-…
A few of our favorite reminders and encouragements. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
ALT “Sometimes you can fall, and there are people out there, definitely, who are going to try and make you feel small. But there’s also a community that loves you and embraces you.” — Gus Kenworthy
ALT “No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us.” — Marsha P. Johnson
ALT “The world has ended for me many times, and yet tomorrow still comes. Keep going.” —
Amber Glenn
ALT “Never feel prohibited, never feel like you are not enough. You are here for a reason.” — Michaela Jaé Rodriguez
“For a long time, I thought being strong meant hiding how I felt. I believed I had to deal with everything on my own. But the truth is, real strength is being honest. It’s saying, ‘I’m not okay,’ even when it’s hard.” twloha.com/blog/a-letter-to-…
Let these stickers offer you truth when you need some reminding or a little encouragement. These are for you. Place them where you’ll see them so you can know and remember:
Pride keeps people alive.
Celebrate every part of your journey.
Who you are is welcome here.
The world is better with us in it.
Shop the whole 2026 Pride Collection now at store.twloha.com/collections….
“What I’ve learned is that healing isn’t simple. It doesn’t happen all at once, and it doesn’t follow a perfect path. There are days when you feel okay—hopeful, even. And then there are days when everything feels like too much again. That doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It just means you’re human.” twloha.com/blog/a-letter-to-…
Whether you’re navigating a difficult season or simply looking for a space to share, we hope this group can be a safe space to land.
Learn more at twloha.com/peer-support.
ALT Queer Company Gatherings:
Online Weekly Peer Support
An online space in collaboration with Peer Support Space for those within the LGBTQ community (or those questioning their sexual orientation or gender) to explore and hold space for one another.
Tuesdays at 4 pm ET
“It’s strange how loneliness can exist even when you’re surrounded by people. You start to wonder if anyone would understand, or if your thoughts would just sound confusing out loud. So instead, you stay quiet. You tell yourself it will pass. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it doesn’t.” twloha.com/blog/a-letter-to-…
Back in March, we released our first-ever coffee table book for preorder! Making it was a real dream come true for those on our team, and we cannot wait for the books to start shipping. Just a few more weeks, and this book will begin being delivered to your doorstep for you to hold and read.
Pages filled with stories of hope, honest reflection, and inspiring designs make this coffee table book a beautiful addition to your space.
Preorder yours today: store.twloha.com/products/yo….
You never know when you may need to respond in a moment of crisis. Our QPR Suicide Prevention Training can help you recognize warning signs, offer support, and connect someone to the help they need.
These virtual trainings can be completed in as little as 90 minutes, giving you practical tools and confidence to support others when it matters most.
Learn more and register at twloha.com/events.
ALT New dates listed!
QPR Suicide Prevention Training
Question, Persuade, and Refer—the 3 simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. In as little as 1.5 hours, you’ll be trained to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to refer someone to help through our online Gatekeeper course.
Next training dates:
July 7 at 12:00 pm ET
August 7 at 1:00 pm ET
August 11 at 5:00 pm ET
A lot of conversations about men’s mental health focus on getting men to talk. While that is really important, another part of suicide prevention is reducing access to lethal means during a crisis.
Men account for nearly 4 out of every 5 suicide deaths in the United States.
And nearly 61% of male suicide deaths involve a firearm.
Many suicidal crises are temporary. Creating time, space, and support between a person and lethal means can save lives.
We lose more than 500,000 men to suicide every year worldwide.
44,000 a month.
10,000 a week.
1,400 a day.
60 every hour.
And 1 every minute.
Please don’t suffer alone. It’s not weak to ask for help. Mental health resources are always available at twloha.com/find-help.
ALT We lose more than 500,000 men to suicide every year worldwide.
44,000 a month.
10,000 a week.
1,400 a day.
60 every hour.
About 1 every minute.
You are not a burden. Please Stay.