Devils 4 Devils
Creating a safe and caring community
Interested in Volunteering?
Devils 4 Devils is looking for ASU Students to volunteer!
Serving as a Devils 4 Devils volunteer can provide hands-on leadership experience, professional development opportunities, community engagement, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on student health and wellbeing. Volunteers build communication, advocacy, teamwork, and event coordination skills while helping create a more supportive campus environment.
Volunteers can be involved in Peer Listening, Marketing, Outreach, and Event Planning.
Active volunteers will be awarded Certificates of Involvement at the end of each school year.
Please fill out our volunteer interest form to get in touch with a D4D team member.
Create posts for D4D on Instagram and LinkedIn, write blog posts for The Daily Devil Blog, create and update merchandise, and update the D4D website.
Participate in the I’m All Ears Program.
Join D4D during tabling events, mental health training presentations, and community circles.
Plan initiatives for Suicide Prevention Month (September) and the Out of the Darkness Walk (March).
Stories & Videos
ASU programs help students understand Suicide Prevention Month, support peers
Devils 4 Devils is a student-led organization under Counseling Services that focuses on mental health and student well-being.
Amy Senkerik, a Devils 4 Devils peer leader and a senior studying biological sciences and global health, said she joined the organization after her close friend died by suicide her freshman year of college. She carries her friend's legacy on through leadership and mental health advocacy.
Offering help
Empathic Actions
Empathic Actions
- Sitting quietly with the person.
- Placing a soft hand on their shoulder.
- Offering to make a call for them.
- Carving out time to listen.
- Emailing, texting or calling to check in.
- Listen without offering advice or trying to problem solve.
- Taking a walk and just listening.
Empathic Responses
Empathic Responses
- I am so glad you told me.
- I don’t know what to say but I am here.
- How can I support you?
- You don’t seem like yourself lately.
- What can I do to help you get through this?
- I am unable to understand how you feel, but I care and want to help.
Social Emotional Well-being
Social well-being is our ability to effectively communicate with others, develop and maintain positive relationships, and create a community of support around ourselves. Emotional well-being is our ability to effectively cope with life’s stressors and to identify and manage emotions in a way that supports and improves our mental well-being.
Explore resources to learn more about social emotional well-being, support your mental health, offer help and get connected to additional support when needed.