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Awareness Campaigns

Mental Health
Awareness Month

Campaigns to fight stigma, raise mental health awareness, and help children and families feel less alone.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Every May for Mental Health Awareness Month, we bring together actors, athletes, influencers, and young people to share honest stories about mental health and messages of hope.

Watch Their Stories

Personal stories about struggling with mental health, finding support, and what has helped.

Mental Health Awareness Campaigns

Explore our campaigns about fighting stigma, speaking openly, asking for help, and finding hope.

Dare to Share

Dare to Share focuses on one of the most powerful ways to improve mental health for ourselves and our children: talking openly about challenges and what has helped us overcome them.

Mental Health Fitness

World-class athletes join us for the Mental Health Fitness campaign to acknowledge the importance of prioritizing both mental and physical well-being.

You Got This: You're never alone

In the You Got This campaign, celebrities and influencers share stories about the mental health disorders, doubts, and confusion they faced when they were young.

Getting Better Together: Asking for help is the first step

The Getting Better Together campaign features personal testimonials from celebrities and kids to fight shame and stigma and show how we can all cope with stress, isolation, and mental health challenges.

#WeThriveInside: Helping kids through COVID-19 and beyond

#WeThriveInside features inspiring videos and online resources for families no matter where they are.

#MyYoungerSelf: Anti-Stigma Campaign

In the #MyYoungerSelf campaign, actors, athletes, influencers and more send messages of hope that transform lives.

More Awareness Campaigns

Mental Health Fitness

Mental Health Fitness resources help kids build the skills they need to manage emotions and navigate challenges.

Mental Health Fitness

You Are Okay

You Are Okay reaches out to teens directly and encourages them to engage in the conversation about mental health on their terms, in their space: online.

You Are Okay

Learning Disorders

These resources for families and schools focus on both the learning needs and emotional well-being of kids with learning disorders.

Learning Disorders

Prom Resources

Tips, tools, and expert guidance that helps teens and parents navigate prom.

Prom Resources