Building community together.
Sharing our stories.
Storytelling is a core value we share as an organization.
We believe that we heal best through shared community and reject the culture of isolation surrounding mental health in healthcare.
Your lived experiences matter.
You deserve to be heard.
We would love to hear your personal stories regarding mental health, wellness and any experiences with moral distress you may have faced in healthcare.
We will be sharing the stories submitted across social media and other forms of media to raise awareness, build community and remind our fellow healthcare workers they are not alone in their experiences.
Build your storytelling profile here.
Grassroots efforts.
Don’t Clock Out is a grassroots, healthcare worker led community organization & we need YOUR HELP to continue running our organization sustainably & ethically.
Consider helping us fundraise: while our services are free, we pay our facilitators and any contractors for their work as we reject the normalization of unpaid labor within the nonprofit industrial complex.
Donate to support our community
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:
FREE Weekly Peer Support Groups: Our peer support groups offer healthcare workers a safety net outside of their workplaces/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 shape meaningful change through collective truth, demanding accountability from harmful systems and imagining a new way forward.
In community, we can begin to meaningfully address the mental health crisis in care.
Subscribe to our weekly “Recap and Resources” newsletter to access:
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