Male Mental Health Speaker

and the job listing Expires on March 15, 2026

Minding Your Mind is looking for young men (ages 21–30) across New England who’ve battled through tough mental health challenges and come out stronger. If you’ve built a solid recovery and want to turn your experience into a powerful force for change, this is your chance.

• Step into schools, gyms, and auditoriums to tell your story in your own voice.
• Connect with middle school and high school students who need to hear that they’re not alone.
• Inspire young people to ask for help, build resilience, and see strength in vulnerability.
• Speak at parent events and community programs to help break down the stigma around mental health.
• You’ll go through a comprehensive training program that helps you shape your personal journey into a presentation that’s authentic, relatable, and impactful.

• Flexibility: Build this role around your college classes, side job, or other commitments.
• Travel & Variety: No office grind. You’ll be out in schools, communities, and events—every day looks different.
• Purpose-Driven Pay: Earn $300 per assembly and $100 per health class (up to $600/day) while making a real difference.
• Leadership
  
  Skills:
  
  Public speaking, confidence, and communication—skills that will serve you for life.
• Impact: You’re not just talking. You’re saving lives by letting students know recovery is possible.

• Ages 21–30
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• In a strong, productive recovery with the tools to take care of yourself.
• Comfortable sharing your story publicly and honestly.
• Reliable transportation and ability to travel around your area.
• Flexible schedule—daytime for student assemblies, occasional evenings/weekends for parent events.

You’ll work locally in your region, with no need for a daily office commute.

Compensation:
Up to $600/day depending on presentations delivered.