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D6 Project: We Are Not Okay
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D6 Project: We Are Not Okay
Project Synopsis
The D6 Project: We Are Not Okay is a powerful national initiative that confronts the urgent connection between climate change, natural disasters, and mental health. Rooted in the lived experiences of Hurricane Dorian survivors—many of whom also endured the global trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic—this campaign brings national focus to communities disproportionately impacted by overlapping crises.
At the heart of the project is a commitment to healing, resilience, and education. We Are Not Okay shines a spotlight on the often-overlooked mental health consequences of climate disasters. Through compelling educational films, community-based programming, and the development of accessible mental health resources, D6 is driving awareness and action where it’s needed most.
The campaign launches with the premiere of the first film in the series, also titled We Are Not Okay. This deeply human documentary features firsthand accounts from survivors in Abaco, Grand Bahama, and New Providence. It offers an intimate look into the emotional toll of displacement and recovery. The next installment will expand the narrative to include those affected in Eleuthera, Exuma, the United States, and Canada.
But this is more than a film— it’s a four-phase national movement to raise awareness, increase access to mental health resources, and motivate action across our islands.
Campaign Phases
Phase One: Premiere & Launch
October 18, 2025 – Atlantis Paradise Island
The official documentary premiere and launch of the educational campaign.
Phase Two: Community Outreach
Mental health workshops and counseling services in Abaco, Grand Bahama, and New Providence, bringing immediate support to those most affected.
Phase Three: Expanded Film Production
Continued development of the docuseries, amplifying more voices and extending the reach of the project.
Phase Four: Capacity Building
Nationwide training and placement of qualified mental health professionals to ensure long-term, sustainable support.
Mental Health Is Everybody's Business
Mental Health
According to the World Health Organization, mental health conditions are increasing worldwide. WHO noted in a 2022 report that there has been a 13 percent global increase in mental health conditions, precipitated by COVID 19 pandemic and other factors. Depression and anxiety went up by more than 25 % during the first year of the pandemic, adding to the more than one billion people living with mental health disorders........
Disaster Mental Health
One of the factors that increase mental health needs is natural disasters. Despite the fact that most humans are resilient, it takes a long time to recover from natural disasters. When all of one’s life has been traumatically upheaved, physically, emotionally, mentally, economically through loss of life, loss of possessions, loss of livelihood, the toll on human capacity is stretched beyond the ability to cope.........
$95K
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Need to Raise
$4,905,000
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Number of Deaths
282
Number of Missing
70K
Estimated Number of Displaced
3.4 Billion
Dorian’s Estimated Damage
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Sponsor
We extend our heartfelt thanks to our generous sponsors — the TK Foundation, Pennsylvania State University, and the Ministry of Youth, Sports & Culture — for believing in our mission and helping us take the first bold steps forward.
But to truly scale our impact, we need your support.
Our goal is to raise $5 million over the next five years to expand our reach, support communities most affected, and build lasting, sustainable solutions. Your contribution can help us:
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Raise awareness on critical issues
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Empower and uplift impacted communities
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Develop long-term resources for sustainable growth
This is your chance to be part of something meaningful. Donate today and help shape a brighter future — one step, one community, one solution at a time.
Every donation, big or small, brings us closer to lasting change.
Volunteer
Get Involved – Mental Health is Everybody's business!
Mental health isn't just a personal issue—it's a community responsibility. In times of crisis, especially after natural disasters, the need for mental health support skyrockets. That’s why we’re on a mission to shift the culture around mental health—making it more open, compassionate, and responsive. But we can’t do it alone.
We need you. Whether you have a few hours to spare or specialized skills to share, your time, voice, and energy can make a real difference. Join a growing movement of volunteers who are stepping up to ensure no one struggles in silence.
Help us create a stronger, more resilient future—one where mental wellness is prioritized and stigma is replaced with support.
Ready to take action? Fill out the volunteer form and become a vital part of this mission today. Together, we can transform lives.
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