Press Room
Browse our latest press releases, statements and media coverage. If you’d like to make a media inquiry, you can get in touch with our communications team at lindsey.coulter@kidshelpphone.ca.
A message from Katherine Hay, President & CEO of Kids Help Phone
about Kids Help Phone’s statement on safe sport
At Kids Help Phone, we have been working with youth across Canada for more than 30 years; what they share with us has always been and will always be confidential and / or anonymous. Their privacy, security and safety is our top priority. Any data we have is non-identifiable, aggregate, scrubbed and stored in Canada.
about Supporting youth in Canada
This week, we recognize Truth and Reconciliation Week, five days dedicated to engaging everyone in Canada in important conversations about First Nations, Métis and Inuit land claims and the traumatic legacies of residential schools on generations of Indigenous peoples across Canada.
about Recognizing Truth and Reconciliation Week
Kids Help Phone hears from young people every day who often feel they are the only ones going through their issue. They often feel alone in their concerns – big or small. A new, virtual, moderated and supported community created by youth, for youth is finally here.
about You are not alone
A message from Katherine Hay, President & CEO of Kids Help Phone
about We stand and mourn with Indigenous peoples
Etalk’s Tyrone Edwards hosts May 16th event, featuring performances and appearances by Serena Ryder, Ed Robertson, Kardinal Offishall, Giacomo Gianniotti and more.
about Kids Help Phone celebrates 20th anniversary with fundraiser
Kids Help Phone launches new way to access mental health support for youth
about “Hello! I’m Kip – How can I help you?”
Kids Help Phone data shows Black youth reaching out for mental health support around racism are among the most distressed service users
about New partnership: Kids Help Phone & BlackNorth InitiativeShow more
Our services
Mental health tips and info
With Kids Help Phone’s web resources, young people can get information about how their thoughts, feelings and behaviours are connected and what they can do to care for their well-being.
Crisis support
If young people need help right now, they can text or Facebook message a trained, volunteer crisis responder at Kids Help Phone about anything they’re going through. No issue is too big or too small.
Professional counselling
Young people can work with a professional counsellor at Kids Help Phone over the phone or through online chat to better understand what they’re going through.
Quizzes, games & activities
Young people can access tools, tips and resources on Kids Help Phone’s website to help build their skills and improve their wellness in the way that feels best for them.
Support forums & real-life stories
Young people can connect with other youth and explore lived experiences across Canada using the Peer-to-Peer Community at Kids Help Phone.
You can save and change the lives of young people
Thanks to our growing community, Kids Help Phone offers free, 24/7 e-mental health services to young people in Canada. Your generosity helps ensure that someone is always there when support is needed for any issue, big or small.
