Get Involved Pages

Pages (Organizational / Non-Service).

We’d like to ask your advice.

The numbers tell us that the demand for youth mental health support is higher than ever. As an advocate for youth mental health, your opinions are helpful insights that support us in reaching more young people across Canada. Thank you for your time and thought! If the survey is not appearing on this page, please […]

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Give youth a safe place to connect

Kids, teens and young adults today face serious, real-life concerns some think of as only grown-up issues. And mental health plays a role in how we deal with each one, no matter how old we are. How we’re feeling can affect our happiness, our relationships and even our ability to excel on the basketball court. […]

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Kids face grown-up problems. We can all support them.

The death of a loved one. A struggle with gender identity. A racist remark. Overwhelming stress and anxiety. These may seem like grown-up problems, but they’re concerns young people contact Kids Help Phone about, too. Kids, teens and young adults today face serious, real-life concerns some think of as only grown-up problems. And mental health […]

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Recognizing Truth and Reconciliation Week

A message from Katherine Hay, President & CEO of Kids Help Phone 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. Truth and […]

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Indigenous Advisory Council

As a settler organization, it’s critical that we learn and embrace leadership from Indigenous people. Kids Help Phone’s Indigenous Advisory Council (IAC) collaborates with the Director of Indigenous Initiatives to lead all Indigenous activities at Kids Help Phone and ensure that as our services evolve, they continue to adapt to be relevant, equitable and accessible […]

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