What’s Your Mental Health? is a documentary rooted in real stories, community truth, and the urgent need to talk openly about mental health.

We’ve completed production and have built something powerful — a film that uplifts voices too often unheard and sparks conversations that lead to healing and change.

Now, we are in the final stretch of post-production.

We are raising $3,500 to cover the last essential steps needed to deliver a professional, festival-ready cut:

🎬 Final color grading
🎧 Post-production sound mixing and audio polish
📦 Press kit packaging so we can pitch to documentary partners, festivals, and distributors

Every donation — no matter the size — directly supports finishing this film and helping it reach the audiences who need it most.

If you believe in the power of storytelling, mental health advocacy, and community-led documentary work, we invite you to support this final push.

Thank you for helping us finish what we started. 💛

Donate, share, and stand with us:
https://whatsyourmentalhealth.org/

The Eudaimonia Project Inc was born from a simple truth: people heal when they are given space to be heard.

What started as conversations about mental health quickly revealed a deeper gap—not just in support, but in access. Many people carried powerful stories, ideas, and emotions, yet lacked the tools, confidence, or permission to express them. The Eudaimonia Project was created to change that.

We began by using storytelling as an entry point—inviting people to turn lived experiences into visuals, videos, and creative works using accessible tools. Cameras were optional. Experience was optional. Perfection was never required. What mattered was presence, honesty, and community.

Over time, those creative spaces became places of healing. Participants didn’t just learn how to create; they learned they were not alone. Art became language. Technology became a bridge. Storytelling became a pathway to resilience.

Today, The Eudaimonia Project Inc designs programs, workshops, and initiatives that blend mental wellness, creativity, and access. We meet people where they are—students, creatives, educators, and community members—and help them transform their stories into sources of strength, connection, and purpose.

At our core, we believe healing doesn’t have to be silent or solitary. When stories are shared, communities grow stronger—and that is where eudaimonia begins.

Help Us Finish What’s Your Mental Health?

Final post-production support for color grading, audio mix, and pitching materials.

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