Community-based training programs that equip individuals with the skills and knowledge to provide basic mental health support to friends, family, and neighbors during crises. This empowers citizens to become first responders in the absence of reliable AI systems or overwhelmed traditional services.

Rapidly deployable teams comprised of mental health professionals, social workers, and peer support specialists equipped to provide on-site crisis intervention and connect individuals with limited resources to existing support services during periods of widespread economic hardship and mental health crises triggered by UBI collapse.

A network of easily transportable, self-sufficient sleep environments for those displaced or living in resource-scarce conditions. Offers mobile, climate-controlled, and secure sleeping pods that require minimal energy input. These can be deployed to areas impacted by collapse, providing isolated and undisturbed sleep.

Local, self-sufficient centers equipped with basic necessities (food, water, shelter), mental health first aid training, and telehealth access designed to provide immediate support during economic and social crises arising from UBI failure. These hubs are designed to be community-run, ensuring local ownership and relevance.

Physical toolkits containing analog resources for self-care and emotional well-being, such as guided meditation scripts, art supplies, journaling prompts, and sensory tools. These kits offer accessible support options when digital infrastructure is unavailable.

Provides a set of resources and support for individuals without access to technology. This includes items like herbal remedies designed to promote relaxation and better sleep; resources like meditations and guides to help regulate the Sleep Wake Cycle; and a community where users can connect for support and share techniques.