Our Community Hub is designed to provide:

• Accessible education for people exploring psychedelics, to keep our community safer

• Inclusive support for people who have faced harm or challenging psychedelic experiences, as well as those needing sustained, long-term aftercare

• Financial assistance for people experiencing economic hardship, so they can access the care and support they need

How Your Support Creates Change

Education

Your contribution helps us offer clear, unbiased and accessible information about psychedelics. Through campaigns and trusted online resources, we empower people to make informed and safer choices. Inclusivity and accessibility are at the heart of this work, ensuring everyone has access to the knowledge they need.

Support

Donations help us to give people access to culturally informed guidance and support after experiencing harm or challenging experiences. We connect individuals with psychedelic-informed, sliding-scale therapists, offer bursaries for those on low incomes and host regular integration circles so that support is never limited by finances.

Community Engagement

With your help, we listen to the community and respond to their real needs. We create inclusive spaces, gather insights about where harm is happening and bring people together through events and initiatives that centre safety, inclusivity and collective care.

Why This Work Matters

Harm and misuse of power exist everywhere, but psychedelics bring unique risks that can make people especially vulnerable, from misinformation and exaggerated healing claims to unskilled or unethical facilitators operating without accountability. With limited trustworthy options, people can be exposed to harm, manipulation, boundary violations, financial exploitation or overwhelming experiences without proper support. The lack of regulation and the rise of self-appointed "experts" only increases these risks.

People need honest, unbiased information about both the benefits and the risks so they can make informed choices, and guidance to ask themselves and any facilitator the right questions. And when experiences get tough, they need access to safe, psychedelic-informed aftercare.

People are looking for support they can trust, and right now there just isn’t enough of it. As psychedelics become more mainstream, the need for inclusive long-term integration, care, honest education and safeguarding is becoming more urgent.

DISCLAIMER

Psyaware does not condone nor encourage the use of illegal substances.