Mental health flyer for an awareness event or support service.
Share a mental health event or support service with a calm flyer built from your organization's approved wording and support details, with nothing clinical added.
One generated flyer image with a calm, non-stigmatizing scene, the event or service, the organizer, the date and place, and your approved support information shown clearly. It adds no advice, statistics or crisis numbers; check every contact detail.
College wellness center open house with walk-in hours
Event, campaign or service
Mental Health Awareness Week open house
Organizer
Riverside College Student Wellness Center
Date, time and place
Tuesday, May 11, noon to 3 p.m., Student Union Atrium
Approved support information
Free, confidential counseling for enrolled students
Walk in Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wellness Center Room 204
Call (555) 014-2200 to book a time
Always-available workplace assistance program with several contact lines
Event, campaign or service
Reminder about our Employee Assistance Program for you and everyone in your household
Organizer
Harbor Lane Bakery People Team, with the Harbor Lane employee wellbeing committee
Date, time and place
Available any time, all year, by phone or online; in-person sessions at the Eastside office on request
Approved support information
Call (555) 019-4470, any time of day
Visit support.harborlane.example and use access code HLB-CARE
Up to six sessions per issue at no cost to you
Your employer does not see who uses the service
Approved awareness message (optional)
Left empty
An ongoing service instead of a single date, a long organizer and four support lines with a code, and no message. Checks that the number and access code are exact, and that no crisis line, symptom list or statistic is added.
Same task, three directions
Pick a direction to start from.
01
Soft morning light
Gentle hills or a quiet lake at sunrise in muted greens and blues, leaving calm space for the support panel.
02
Awareness ribbon
A small lime green ribbon beside the title, for awareness month events and mental health awareness flyers on campus boards.
03
Conversation scene
A warm illustration of two people talking, which suits peer support groups, drop-in sessions and listening events.
What the template keeps
The parts that stay consistent.
01
A calm tone
Hopeful, quiet imagery without distress clichés or stigmatizing pictures.
02
Support details first
The support information has its own panel with strong contrast, so people can find it quickly.
03
Nothing clinical added
No advice, symptoms, statistics or hotlines beyond what you supplied.
How to use it
From details to a result.
01
Describe the event or service
Name what is happening and who is running it, in the words your organization already uses.
02
Paste approved support information
Use the contact lines, hours and resources your organization has approved. They are placed verbatim.
03
Add an approved message if you have one
Optional. A short line in your organization's voice; nothing is written for you.
04
Review, generate and have it checked
The brief opens in Vizify before it runs. Have the person responsible for this service check every number and line.
Output boundaries
What to check before you use it.
This is not clinical guidance. You supply approved wording and resources, and a qualified person in your organization should review the flyer.
Generated text can contain mistakes. A wrong digit sends people to the wrong place, so check every phone number, code and room.
No crisis resources are added automatically. Include your approved crisis line yourself if it belongs on the flyer.
The people shown are generic illustrations, not your counselors or staff.
The result is one tall or square image, not a print-ready file or a brochure.
QuestionsCan it write the mental health information for the flyer?+
No. It only places the wording and resources your organization has approved. It will not add symptoms, advice or statistics.
Should I include a crisis line?+
If your organization has an approved crisis resource, add it to the support information exactly as it should appear. The template never inserts one on its own.
What imagery works for mental health awareness flyers?+
Calm, hopeful scenes such as nature, soft light or people talking. The template avoids images of distress, pills or isolation, which can stigmatize or upset readers.
Can I make one for a workplace assistance program?+
Yes. Describe the program as the service, give an ongoing availability in place of a date, and paste the approved contact lines.
