Youths aged 16+ affected by mental illness tripled — from 11.2% in 2006 to 30% in 2015.
of adolescents have adequate mental health literacy — the ability to identify disorders and the intention to seek help.
rise in students harbouring suicidal thoughts in 2022 (NCEMH) — with 10% contemplating suicide.
Our workshops are built for early intervention — empowering students to recognise mental health issues in themselves early, understand the importance of seeking help, identify signs of distress, and push back against stigma and misinformation.
Led by a youth-run team and informed by our members' lived experiences — empathetic and real, not a distant 'feel-good' lecture.
Designed with certified counsellors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists and academics — grounded in qualified expertise.
Assembly-style talks for reach and cost-efficiency, or smaller grade-level sessions for deeper engagement — tailored to your school's budget.
Mental health literacy workshops that build early self-recognition, help-seeking intention, and the confidence to support friends — while breaking down stigma.
We put educators at the forefront — supporting their own wellbeing and resilience first, then equipping them to recognise and support struggling students every day.
Working with Parent-Teacher Associations, we recognise parents as key decision-makers — dismantling stigma, sharing resources, and encouraging open conversations about mental health at home.
Whether you're an educator who wants a workshop or a sponsor who wants to make one possible, we'd love to talk.