The Survivorz Movement?
Awareness > Stigma
I bet you sometimes feel alone in your battles. Like no one understands what you’re really going through? Same here. That’s why we’re creating apparel that puts mental health on the map, pulling symbols and stories into the light, and saying we’re done hiding in the shadows where fear and trauma win.
And yeah, stigma’s a loaded word—everyone talks about it, but how often do you hear the actual plan to break it down? We’re tired of the same old talk. Here’s our take: stigma breaks when we own it, when we’re open about what we go through, and stop pretending it’s some label that defines us. Anxiety, depression, PTSD—they don’t pick favorites, and you can’t tell who’s struggling. That’s why we suffer in silence.
But what if we found strength in that silence?
What if there was a way to know you’re not alone without needing to say a word? Imagine a community where a piece of clothing is enough to say, “I’m with you in this.” No oversharing, no forced conversations—just a quiet way to know we’re fighting side by side. That’s where we start.
Build Community & Make Real Impact
We’re gonna make changes—real ones you’ll actually see. You know how brands talk about donating 5% or 10% to “raise awareness” about mental health, but it mostly goes to writing checks and staged photo ops?
Look, respect to anyone who’s trying, but we want to do more than “see” the difference. We want to be the difference. When you buy from Survivorz, know that your 15% is going straight back into the community. We’re talking real impact: we’ll partner with legit organizations and work with the people in our communities to make changes you’ll see online and feel in real life. This isn’t just Survivorz making a difference—it’s you and everyone in this movement.
By actually doing, we’re creating ripples that move out into our communities. We’re here to show how much change we can create when we’re in this together. That’s how we begin shifting the tide. Step 1 and Step 2? They’re just the start; they tackle the symptoms. The real plan? That’s coming to take on the cause.
Build Support Centers
Right now, it all starts online—a space where people who truly get it can connect. But this isn’t just about screens. We’re taking that digital support and turning it into real-life connections, so no one has to face their battles alone.
The bigger vision? We’re building out community-centered support hubs that go way beyond a quick “fix” for mental health. These will be real spaces where people can dig into what actually works for them. Research shows that activities like art, music, and exercise do more than just “feel good”—they lower cortisol, boost dopamine, and treat more than just symptoms. Imagine centers recommended by doctors and therapists, where people reconnect with what brings them peace, purpose, and a sense of self—treating the whole person, not just the surface.
We’re not here to offer “easy answers.” We’re creating spaces where people find real support, get grounded, and rediscover what they need to feel whole. We’re committed to real answers, not quick fixes.
Push for Policy Change
We’re not stopping at creating support centers or online spaces—we want real, lasting change. Our goal is to take this community we’re building and the movement we’re driving to make sure no one ever feels like they have to hide their journey.
For too long, pharmaceutical companies have been calling the shots, but mental health is more than a prescription. It’s social, psychological, and emotional. Studies show that a blend of support—through connections, creative outlets, and tailored care—helps people heal in ways meds alone can’t. Yet, right now, around 10% of adults with mental illness are uninsured, and nearly 1 in 4 adults can’t afford to see a doctor for mental health care when they need it
Our vision is to advocate for policies that actually support people as whole individuals. It’s time mental health care is treated with the same urgency and accessibility as any other kind of health. Everyone deserves a space where they can own their story without shame, find the support they need, and get back to what really makes them feel alive. That’s the future we’re here to build.