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Having heard of a suicide attempt today and mounting deaths, I'm taking a break from politics and just posting mental health resources. I'd like to gather interesting and unusual ones across different communities, please comment below. #COVID19 #mentalhealth 
A good, general resource for NYC. You can text, call or chat and it's for anyone having trouble.
https://nycwell.cityofnewyork.us/en/
https://nycwell.cityofnewyork.us/en/
#HelloCruelWorld by @katebornstein saved my life when I couldn't afford therapy. It's a great resource. I will buy a copy for the first five people who ask on this thread. Free basics here: https://katebornstein.typepad.com/files/hcw_lite_101.pdf
Support for LGBTQ youth at The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help-now/
@xoshannonweber's book #ShowUpHard is for healthcare activists, but it's useful for anyone who supports others emotionally and needs to keep from being overwhelmed and depleted. Free resources here: https://www.showuphard.com/resources
Incredible, comprehensive and living list of wellness and spiritual resources in the time of COVID019 for queer and trans folks from @CeciliaGentili. The site has lots of other categories, check it out. https://qtnyccovid.wordpress.com/wellness-spiritual-care/
THIS ESPECIALLY from Cecilia's resources: https://medium.com/@PippiKessler/getting-emotionally-organized-in-a-crisis-77501633c1d
From a friend: "Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig has legitmately saved my life a number of times. Also, Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson."
Very detailed race-specific resources here: https://www.letserasethestigma.com/race-and-mental-health
