Government, Military & Veterans edition
Mental health support is mission-critical.
For military wellness, resilience and behavioral health leaders, family program managers and agency wellbeing leads: evidence-based mental health education for the whole military-connected community — Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve, veterans, DoD civilians and the families beside them. It is foundational support that sits under the services and benefits you already offer, and sends people toward them.
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What it looks like on a base, in an agency, or at home
Supporting Active Duty, National Guard & Reserve, Veterans and Military Families. Turnkey: everything is ready to run, and no clinical training is required.
Where it happens
A base hall, agency training room, family readiness center, community setting or online.
How it’s delivered
Offer one shared screening or use chapters, activities and expert answers on a flexible schedule.
Who can lead it
Wellness coordinators, chaplains, family readiness staff, agency leaders or other group leaders. No clinical training required.
What a license gives your agency or command
A complete military mental health program: four film programs and everything a group leader needs to run them, in one dashboard.
Four film programs
Angst, LIKE, Upstanders and Race to Be Human — each under an hour, licensed on its own or bundled together.
The Learning Journey
A guided path through a whole program: the film, the activities, the expert answers and the quick checks, step by step.
Chapters
The films in short chapter modules, each with prompts for reflection and a guided discussion for the group.
Activities
Guided Activities grounded in CBT and emotional intelligence frameworks.
Expert answers
Short videos in which experts answer the questions real viewers asked.
Guides and reports
Group leader guides for program managers and whoever leads a session, plus engagement reports that show your totals, never one person’s activity.
The four film programs
License separately or bundle together
GiGi, for the people running it
Our AI guide has our knowledge base behind it and answers in the moment — culturally relevant, flexible support for program managers, coordinators and the adults they support.
*Included with your license, and with the free demo up to a monthly limit. GiGi is available to every adult in your organization; your program managers can limit the chat to program managers who sign in. GiGi is a guide to the toolkit and the topics it covers, not a mental health professional, therapist or crisis service.
The questions a program manager asks first
Short answers on who can license it, how it fits what you already run, families at home and how far it scales.
Who it can be licensed for
Government agencies, military communities and organizations serving active-duty service members, the National Guard and Reserve, veterans, DoD civilians and federal employees, and their families.
It fits what you already run
The CCT slots into an existing wellness or readiness program, or stands on its own. Outreach materials come with the license.
It drives people to what you already offer
Most of what a service member or veteran needs already exists — behavioral health, chaplains, family support, VA benefits, the EAP. This is the step before: once people have watched together, they reach out, to a colleague or to the support that is already there.
Families at home
Licenses can extend to families, so a program that starts in the hall carries on in the living room.
Any size
We work with organizations of every size: single commands, small agencies, statewide programs and global employers.
How licensing works
A 24-hour screening license for a single event, a one-month program, or annual and multi-year licenses for a command, an agency or a statewide program. Pricing follows the size of the population served, and access can extend to families.
Who helped build it
The programs and activities were shaped with Dr. James Doty of CCARE at Stanford, Seattle Children’s Hospital, the Child Mind Institute, Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin and Common Sense — many of whom appear in the films. It is mental health education, not clinical treatment or crisis care.
How to contract with us
We are available for direct awards, pilots, subcontracts and teaming with prime contractors. Programs can be configured by population, geography, duration, topic and reporting requirement.
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Where we have worked
Statewide and large-scale public initiatives we have delivered.
Hawaii
May 2026
The Angst program, available to first responders, frontline workers, community organizations and schools.
California
2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Statewide, and available to all 10,000+ campuses, through supporting CalHOPE and the California Department of Education.
Washington
2024
Implementation across 145 schools in 19 counties.
Illinois
2024
Implemented in 546 schools as a statewide campaign model built on the Creative Coping Toolkit programs.
Who uses it, and what changed
Dozens of government agencies have run the program in their communities, in the US and around the world since 2010 — more than a million people reached in over 30 countries. These are the ones we are able to name.
78%
of participants felt more open to talking about mental health.
81%
planned to use the tools they learned.
Reported by participants in Creative Coping Toolkit programs.
Questions agencies and commands ask before they buy
Is this clinical care or behavioral health treatment?
No. It is mental health education for military-connected communities, not clinical treatment or crisis care. It is foundational support that sits under the behavioral health, chaplain, family support and VA services you already offer, and sends people toward them.
It is not clinical training in itself either, though it is used within clinical training as part of a larger program. It complements the clinical team rather than standing in for it.
Who can it be licensed for?
Government agencies, military commands and organizations serving active-duty service members, the National Guard and Reserve, veterans, DoD civilians and federal employees, and their families. Licenses can extend to families at home.
How do we contract with Impactful Networks?
We are available for direct awards, pilots, subcontracts and teaming with prime contractors. Impactful Networks Inc holds CAGE/NCAGE 16ER7, with primary NAICS 624190. Our capability statement is on this page as a PDF.
Programs can be configured by population, geography, duration, topic and reporting requirement.
For your security and procurement review, our security and accessibility statement covers hosting, what the toolkit collects, the community link and accessibility.
Who leads it on a base or in an agency?
Wellness coordinators, chaplains, family support staff, agency leads or other group leaders. No clinical training is required: everything is ready to run from one secure dashboard, with guides for whoever leads the session.
See the Toolkit for yourself
For those who serve, those who served and the families beside them. Previews of all four programs, the full group leader guides and a sample engagement report. Free, with no payment details, and nothing ends on a date.
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