ALT A person is standing in a desert landscape with two suns setting on the horizon. The scene is from Star Wars. Text overlay says, "Even heroes need support. What Star Wars shows us about connection and community." The NAMI logo is at the bottom.

ALT A collage of scenes from "Star Wars" featuring the following characters interacting with each other: - a young Luke Skywalker with older Ben Kenobi - young Luke Skywalker with Master Yoda, a small green alien with large wise eyes and large pointed ears - An elderly Luke Skywalker with Rey, a young woman. . Text at the top reads, "Support isn’t about being perfect. Sometimes it’s about sharing what you’ve been through so someone else doesn’t feel alone." A text box at the bottom reads: Luke didn’t become who he was on his own. He learned from mentors like Obi-Wan and Yoda—people who guided him when he was still figuring things out. And when it was his turn to guide Rey, he didn’t have all the answers. But, he did have lived experience—what he had learned, questioned, and gone through. Even in uncertainty, he found a way to support someone else.

ALT The image features a character in Mandalorian armor holding the small, green character of Grogu from "The Mandalorian." A blue text box above them reads, "Letting people in can feel unfamiliar. But connection can give us meaning and remind us we don’t have to carry everything alone." Below the characters, text describes Din Djarin's journey with Grogu and mentions NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. The background is starry.

ALT The image features two scenes from "Andor." The top scene shows a man and a woman, Cassian Andor and Jyn Erso, standing side by side against a sunset sky, their arms across each others shoulders. The bottom scene depicts Cassian Andor with a female character, Mon Motha, walking through an indoor, futuristic hallway, both looking ahead with concerned expressions. A text box at the bottom. discusses the importance of trust and gradual connection, mentioning Cassian Andor's journey of growth and shared experiences. The NAMI logo is at the bottom.