Your Mind Matters. You Are Not Alone.

The Atlanta Mind Project is dedicated to breaking barriers and building bridges to mental wellness for teenagers and young adults across metro Atlanta.

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Hundreds of young people supported
across Atlanta since 2024

The Atlanta Mind Project, Inc.

Serving

Communities throughout Atlanta, Georgia

13–24
Age Range Served
Free
All Programs
24/7
Crisis Resources
5+
Partners
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1 in 5
Youth Experience Mental Illness
50%
of Conditions Begin by Age 14
75%
Go Untreated Without Support
100%
of Youth Deserve Care
Our Mission

Championing Young Minds
Across Atlanta

Teenagers need safe spaces to speak freely, be heard without judgment, and know they are not alone — that is where healing begins.

— Our Guiding Principle

The Atlanta Mind Project, Inc. is a nonprofit organization committed to promoting mental health awareness, access, and action for teenagers and young adults in the Atlanta metropolitan area.

We believe every young person deserves the tools, resources, and community support to thrive — emotionally, mentally, and socially.

Through education, outreach, and community partnerships, we work to dismantle stigma and create safe spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and supported.

Compassion Accessibility Empowerment Community Equity
What We Do

Programs & Initiatives

We strive to meet young people where they are — in schools, communities, and online — with programs designed to educate, connect, and heal.

TAMP was founded by two Charles R. Drew Charter School – Senior Academy students, Taylor Harper and Samuel West, to address the growing mental health challenges affecting teenagers and young adults. In 2024, while sitting in math class, they started TAMP after realizing they were both struggling to deal with high levels of stress on their own. Several months later, after a friend and classmate committed suicide, Taylor and Samuel incorporated TAMP and successfully obtained tax-exempt status for the organization.

Since its inception, TAMP has worked to increase awareness, reduce stigma, provide opportunities for peer support, and create safe spaces where students can openly discuss emotional wellness and mental health concerns.

Through leadership programs, educational workshops, and community outreach, TAMP seeks to empower young people to become advocates for mental wellness within their schools and communities.

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School Outreach

We seek to partner with Atlanta-area middle and high schools to bring mental health education directly into classrooms — normalizing conversations and building peer support networks.

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Peer Support Circles

We hold facilitated, safe-space group sessions where teens and young adults can connect, share experiences, and support one another through trained peer counselors.

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Expressive Arts Therapy

We hold creative workshops using yoga, art, music, and writing as tools for emotional expression — helping young people process feelings in ways that go beyond words.

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Caregiver Education

We provide resources and workshops for parents, guardians, and educators to help them recognize, respond to, and support youth mental health in the home and classroom.

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Digital Wellness Hub

We are building an online resource library — including toolkits, guided practices, and a directory of Atlanta-area providers — accessible 24/7 from any device.

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Youth Leadership Program

We empower young advocates aged 16–24 to become mental health ambassadors in their own high school and college communities through training, mentorship, and leadership opportunities.

Support & Resources

Need Help? We're Here.

Whether you're navigating a tough moment or looking for ongoing support, there are options available to you right now.

Find a Therapist

Browse a directory of youth-friendly therapists in the Atlanta area — including low-cost and sliding-scale options.

Search Directory →

Self-Care Toolkit

Access guided breathing exercises, mood trackers, journaling prompts, and wellness practices designed for teens and young adults.

Open Toolkit →

Caregiver Guide

Resources for parents, guardians, and educators to recognize, respond to, and support teen mental health at home and in the classroom.

Open Guide →

Request a Program

Are you a teacher, school counselor, or community org? Invite The Atlanta Mind Project to bring a workshop or program to your space.

Make a Request →
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In Crisis? Help is available right now.

Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) · Text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line) · Call 911 in an emergency · View all resources →

Take Action

Join the Movement

There are many ways to support the mental wellness of Atlanta's young people — every action, big or small, makes a difference.

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Donate

Your gift directly funds programs, peer counselor training, and resources for youth who need them most.

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Volunteer

Share your time and skills as a facilitator, event organizer, or administrative supporter. We'd love to have you.

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Spread the Word

Follow us on social media and share our resources with the young people and families in your life.

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Partner With Us

Organizations and businesses can collaborate on programs, events, and community initiatives.

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