Don’t Clock Out is a peer support community created out of a dire need for acknowledging and addressing the moral toll of caring for people within systems of harm.
Read our Shared Community Commitments
Our mission is to accompany healthcare workers as they navigate the deeply human work of caring for others.
Our community offers weekly virtual peer support groups led by healthcare workers.
We engage in public advocacy through ethical storytelling and moral distress education.
Our work functions as a safety net solution, holding the complexity of suicide and building networks of care.
Our support groups are donation based, no one turned away for lack of funds.
Consider donating to keep our work sustainable.
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Insights from our weekly support groups
Offerings and announcements
Current research on Moral Distress
Opportunities to get involved
Podcast and Book Recommendations
Resources and events from our collaborators
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What healthcare workers are saying:
Watch the trailer for Don’t Clock Out: A Short Film
How can you help?
Donate to fund a peer support group!
Your donation to Don't Clock Out directly supports our mission to accompany healthcare workers in navigating deeply human work.
With your generosity, we are able to provide:
Weekly Peer Support Groups: Our peer support groups offer healthcare workers a safety net outside of their workplaces and institutions and a community that deeply understands.
Short Film Distribution: Our first documentary short film highlighting the toll of moral distress in healthcare is meant to impact meaningful change through collective truth, demanding accountability from harmful systems and imagining a new way forward.