Every day, people ask friends, family, and online communities the same question:
“Do you know someone who could help me?”
Finding the right mental health care shouldn’t depend on who you know.
When we’re looking for help, we aren’t searching for ratings. We’re looking for someone who understands.
Pass Along helps people discover mental health providers and programs through the experiences of people who’ve already been there.
Independent by design — not owned by any provider, platform, or insurer, and no one can pay to be recommended. Where you get care is your choice; we just help with the fit.
Someone finds care that changes their life.
They anonymously Pass Along who helped.
Someone else begins with a little more hope.
The best recommendations aren’t always the most popular—they’re the most relevant. Pass Along surfaces recommendations rooted in shared experience, so you can understand who they helped, what they were going through, and why they were recommended.
Pass Along is built by people who’ve been there, for people who are just beginning.
That’s how people have always found the best care.
Pass Along simply makes those moments easier to pass along.

I found myself searching, exhausted, the same way everyone else does.
Directories. Google. Facebook groups. Messaging friends.
Across all of these places were conversations about this very thing — one person, reaching out, trying to find someone with a similar experience who found good help.
That’s the premise of Pass Along.
Our shared experiences can be a case study of hope for someone else who’s starting their search.
Meet Danielle →If a provider or program made a meaningful difference in your life — or the life of a loved one — your recommendation could become someone else’s place to start.
Pass Along a recommendation