The Ketamine Taskforce
The Ketamine Taskforce is a 100% Volunteer Based Organization; committed to increasing safe care, accessibility, education, and insurance coverage for all Veterans, First Responders, Health Professionals, and any other human in need.
Please Help the Ketamine Taskforce with Our New Endeavor, we are working to film a 6-part Docuseries about female veterans and how Ketamine is saving their lives. Read more about it on our campaign website, or click the button below to donate.
Our Organization
The Ketamine Taskforce’s Higher Purpose:
To help improve the quality of life of veterans and civilians suffering from
mental and physical pain and to help save lives that might otherwise be
needlessly lost.
The Ketamine Taskforce was created by a small group of patients, doctors, CRNAs, and NP's who saw the need to for insurances to cover Ketamine treatments for mental health and pain.. The Taskforce felt the need to take up the mantle and fight to help patients everywhere who could benefit from these treatments.
No one should be denied access to medical treatments that have the potential to save their life.The Taskforce has expanded our cause to include research studies to prove these treatments work. The team is dedicated to fighting the stigma surrounding Ketamine and other psychedelic medicines as they become legalized.
Since its inception the Taskforce has grown as others have joined to help us in supporting this important mission. We welcome all volunteers who have something to contribute and help us with our cause.
Donate
Your donation allows us to connect people and create partnerships around the world. We run conservation projects with our partners.
Volunteer
Our founder likes to quote the biblical saying, Many Hands Make Light Work. Since many of the Taskforce members are patients themselves and don’t have the strength or ability to help more than an hour or two a week and others on our team work full time
Spread the Word
Tell your friends and family about these threatened places. There's no better way to make an impact than to become an active advocate yourself.
