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Many To One is a registered Canadian charity whose goals include developing a centralized online hub of PTSD resources, promoting PTSD awareness in the community and working with established organizations to support our heroes in the military, police, fire and EMS sectors.

Our Mission: To become an online conduit of PTSD resources world-wide, connecting people to the help they need.

Awareness, education and training are the main tools used to combat and prevent PTSD. Our mandate is to build an Online PTSD Learning Management System to guide those who have PTSD and supporting family members to treatment options and to develop training tools which can be utilized by front line workers in at-risk occupations.

Many To One is committed to simplifying the process of finding PTSD resources. It can be a challenge at the best of times to find information on the internet, but when you are already battling PTSD or you are struggling to support a loved one, this challenge can seem overwhelming.

Many To One is dedicated to creating an online directory of PTSD resources, thus providing a centralized base of information and educational tools. We recognized that the programs already existed globally but we needed to make it easier for individuals and family members to find these resources both quickly and easily.

This endeavour requires the collective support of corporations and the communities it will serve. Just as no war is won alone, PTSD cannot be addressed by a single organization. It is through the united efforts of many that we are able to provide a wide variety of resources to individuals and their support structures.

We need your support to build and maintain this resource for our heroes, both locally and abroad.

We believe that battling PTSD is a form of ongoing daily survival. Survival para cord bracelets allow us to wear our support on a daily basis. Survival is an ongoing process and one that does not have to be done in isolation. Collectively we can show our support for our military and first responders: you are not alone.

There is no cure for PTSD. There are resources that can help each person cope on a daily basis. There are ongoing programs which provide a lifetime of assistance.

All you need to do is reach out.