We’re proud to be a trusted national resource for sports communities seeking help — and we know it takes a team.
Below, you’ll find a list of additional organizations and tools designed to support athletes, coaches, parents, and allies.
Resources and Tips
We’ve compiled a list of resources to help you on your courageous journey.
Courage First Athlete Helpline Resources
Additional Hotline Resources
The Courage First Athlete Helpline is Recommended as a Resource by:
National and International Governing Bodies
- USA Archery
- USA Curling
- US Equestrian Federation
- USA Judo
- USA Karate
- USA Lacrosse
- US Quadball
- US Rowing
- US Tennis Association
- USA Triathlon
- USA Water Polo
- USA Weightlifting
- USA Wrestling
- AAU Gymnastics
- American Volleyball Coaches Association
- World ParaVolley
- United Soccer League
- US Center for SafeSport
Athlete & Youth Safety Organizations
- Athletes Against Anxiety and Depression
- Athletes for Hope
- Alliance of Social Workers in Sports
- Coach Beyond Indiana
- FindAHelpline.com
- Good Sports
- Laureus Sport for Good
- LiFEsports at The Ohio State University
- Move United
- Special Olympics Arizona
- Survivor Space
- The Army of Survivors
- The Hazing Prevention Network
- The Youth Athlete Project
- Traumatic Stress Institute
- U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs
- U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime
- We Ride Together
The Courage First Athlete Helpline has been Featured on Media Outlets that Include:
National and International Governing Bodies
- 12News Arizona
- ABC27 Pennsylvania
- ABC15 Arizona
- All Things Gymnastics Podcast
- Austin Daily Herald
- CFN Live
- For the Underdogs Podcast
- KITV Island News Hawaii
- MA Chronicle
- Nancy Grace
- National Public Radio (NPR) Affiliates
- The 74
- The Chronicle of the Horse
- The Gist
- The Horse Network
- Trends Magazine
- University of South Dakota News