KIITA
Founded with veterans and young adults in mind, our mission welcomes every mental health journey — not just one diagnosis. We’re building through community events and awareness while programs take shape. Compassion starts today.
Founded with veterans and young adults in mind, our mission welcomes every mental health journey — not just one diagnosis. We’re building through community events and awareness while programs take shape. Compassion starts today.
Keep It In The Air is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to supporting those who struggle silently — veterans carrying the weight of service, young adults finding their footing, and anyone navigating mental health challenges of any kind.
Our name comes from a simple idea: life can feel like keeping a beach ball in the air. Some days it’s easy, some days the wind fights you, and some days you need someone else’s hands to help. We are those extra hands.
KIITA was founded in response to PTSD, bipolar disorder, and addiction — but our mission is broader than any single diagnosis. Whether you are facing anxiety, depression, trauma, a mood disorder, substance use, or any other mental health concern, you belong here. Right now we are building our foundation through community events and awareness — sharing who we are, what we stand for, and the support we aim to offer. Programs are on the horizon; compassion starts today.
We build connections that break isolation and foster belonging.
Empathy without action is incomplete. We show up and follow through.
Mental health struggles are not weaknesses — they’re part of the human experience.
We help people build the strength to keep going, one day at a time.
Practical, human-centered support for every mental health journey — launching soon.
Coming Soon
We’re building peer support, recovery navigation, wellness workshops, and more — all grounded in the same compassion that defines KIITA today.
Right now we’re out in the community hosting events and raising awareness. Your support helps us get these programs off the ground.
Join us at community events, help spread awareness, and be part of what we’re building together.
Share our mission on social media, host an awareness event, or write to your legislators.
Spread the WordBusinesses and organizations can co-host events, sponsor awareness efforts, or provide in-kind services.
Partner With UsIf you or someone you know is in crisis, help is available right now.