Gaming Communities & Online Moderators
Let’s build safer, more supportive digital spaces.
In gaming spaces, people form deep connections—and sometimes reveal deep struggles. Whether you run a Discord, stream on Twitch, develop games, or mod online spaces, chances are someone in your community is dealing with suicidal thoughts. This training gives you the knowledge and tools to respond with confidence, compassion, and actual impact.


Raise Awareness From Your Console
Organize a Charity Stream
Video games aren’t just for solo missions anymore. They’re how people gather, compete, and build friendships across the world. We’ve seen firsthand how powerful gaming can be for connection and healing—we’ve even been featured at PAX in the Diversity Lounge!
Now, you can support suicide prevention directly by hosting a charity stream through Tiltify. Raise awareness, connect your community, and fund real programs that save lives. Whether you’re a casual player or full-time creator, you can use your platform for good.
Evidence-based support for digital communities.
Pixel Care™ Moderator Training
Our Pixel Care™ program is the first of its kind: a suicide prevention training designed specifically for digital moderators, streamers, and community leaders. Developed with gaming professionals, this training teaches you how to identify risk, manage tough conversations, and protect your mental health—all in the fast-paced world of online interaction.


What You’ll Learn
In-game, on stream, in real time.
- How to spot suicidal behavior in chat, private messages, or voice
- How to respond to a distressed community member safely and empathetically
- Steps to connect users to professional resources, even anonymously
- How to create mental health-safe guidelines for your platform
- Personal strategies for managing emotional burnout as a mod or creator
- Community-building tools that prioritize emotional safety without killing the vibe
This training is platform-flexible (Discord, Twitch, Steam, forums, etc.) and includes downloadable response templates and mod team discussion prompts.
Gaming for Good. Pins with Purpose.
Pinny Arcade Authorized Pin Dealer
The Center for Suicide Awareness is proud to be a long-standing, official Pinny Arcade Authorized Pin Dealer, offering three exclusive pin designs that support both mental health awareness and the gaming community.
We believe in the power of gaming as a tool for connection, healing, and mental health support. Through events, online platforms, and community partnerships, we’ve seen firsthand how gaming can break down barriers, reduce isolation, and provide safe spaces for individuals facing mental health challenges.
Our exclusive pins aren't just collectibles—they're symbols of hope, resilience, and support. Every purchase helps fund our critical programming, including the HOPELINE™, youth outreach, and suicide prevention education.
Collect them. Wear them.
Spark a life-saving conversation.
Every pin you buy does more than sit on a lanyard—it fuels suicide prevention initiatives that save lives. These designs open doors for conversations about mental health, break stigma in gaming spaces, and support our mission to make help accessible for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned Pinny Arcade collector or picking up your first pin, your support creates real change.
Grab one at our next event or shop online to snag a unique design—and know you’re making a difference with every purchase.
Gaming Training FAQs
Helping others shouldn’t feel like a boss battle.
Do I need to be a mental health expert to take this training?
Not at all. This training is made for gamers and moderators—not clinicians. We break things down clearly, use real gaming examples, and focus on practical ways to respond when someone is struggling. You’ll walk away with skills you can use right away.
What if I’m just a small streamer or run a tiny Discord?
Your size doesn’t matter. Whether you have 10 members or 10,000, if someone opens up in your space, you have a chance to support them. This training helps you handle those moments without panic or awkward silence.
Can this work for game developers or studio teams?
Yes. We’ve worked with dev teams who want to build emotional safety into their games and workplaces. We can tailor content to include grief, anxiety, or trauma mechanics—and help you support both players and employees.
Will this training help prevent drama or trolling?
While this training isn’t about general moderation or internet safety, it does help you set healthy boundaries, de-escalate risky situations, and create a more emotionally safe environment. When mental health is part of the culture, toxic behavior tends to drop.
Is this connected to a larger mental health campaign?
Yes. Pixel Care™ is part of our broader mission to make suicide prevention a normal part of digital life. We also partner with Tiltify and other platforms so you can raise awareness through your stream or event while supporting real impact.