Families don't become advocates because they want to—they become advocates because the system leaves them no other choice. In a recent interview, filmmaker Gail Freedman reflects on one of the central truths behind No One Cares About Crazy People: the extraordinary burden carried by families who fight every day for the people they love. It's a reminder that the question isn't "Where was the family?"—it's "Why wasn't the system there to help?"

Together, we fundraised more than $60,000 to help decriminalize mental illness

Seven years ago, we lost Miles Hall. Since then, his legacy has fueled a movement — from AB 988 becoming California law to A3 crisis response running 24/7. See how our community has transformed grief into systemic change, one milestone at a time.