Workplace Awareness Posters for First Responders

Share it. Don't wear it. It's time to speak up about mental health.

Use these posters to help your own workplace mental health resources, events, and activities to support first responders. They were designed with a white space on the bottom so you have the option to add information. 

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Photograph of a paramedic looking tense. White text covers his face, listing frustrations about work, marriage, children, exhaustion, and feeling overwhelmed, conveying stress reaching a breaking point.
Mental-health awareness poster shows a weary male first responder with distressing thoughts projected across his face, including “I feel worn down,” “overwhelmed,” and “sometimes it’s hard to think clearly.” Bold white slogan “SHARE IT. DON’T WEAR IT.
Mental-health awareness poster shows a distressed first responder with phrases such as “I just feel this giant weight,” “I don’t feel relaxed,” and “every day is a struggle” overlaid across face. Bold white slogan “SHARE IT, DON’T WEAR IT.
Close-up photograph of a police officer with text "Share It. Don't Wear It" in context to mental health.
Mental-health awareness poster shows a woman wearing a headset, with phrases such as “HEAVY FEELING” and “RADICAL” projected across her face. Bold white slogan “SHARE IT. DON’T WEAR IT.
Close-up photograph of a Firefighter with text over the image mentioning "Share It. Don't Wear It.
Mental-health awareness poster shows woman’s face overlaid with words expressing guilt, anger, sadness, family pressure, and emotional distress. Bold white text reads “SHARE IT. DON’T WEAR IT.
Last updated: 2026-10-13
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