Photo credit: Jenna Mae Photography Would you like to engage a group of five or more Indigenous youth (e.g. a class, community group, etc.) in Brighter Days: An Indigenous Wellness Program supported by Sun Life? You can use this page to learn more about the program and to register for a session. The program is […]
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Sun Life supports Indigenous youth mental health
Sun Life, a leading financial services company, has been a supporter of Kids Help Phone for 20 years. Most recently, in 2021, Sun Life announced a transformational investment of $1 million to advance Kids Help Phone’s efforts to reach more Indigenous youth across Canada as a part of Finding Hope: Kids Help Phone’s Action Plan […]
Sobeys supports equity-deserving groups
A proudly Canadian grocery company, Sobeys is deeply dedicated to nurturing families from coast to coast to coast through the power of nutritious food and community investment. A long-time supporter of Kids Help Phone, Sobeys has been the largest sponsor and ticket-seller of The Grocery Foundation’s Night to Nurture Gala (which raises significant funds for […]
RBC Foundation is helping unlock game-changing innovation for youth mental health across Canada
With a $1.2 million donation to Kids Help Phone’s Feel Out Loud movement, RBC Foundation is playing a critical role in helping transform the youth mental health landscape through the power of data, technology and innovation. As the needs of young people reach unprecedented levels, while the mental health system remains fragmented and difficult to navigate, RBC Foundation’s support is helping to […]
Nestlé Canada rallies youth mental health supporters
Nestlé works with local communities across Canada to help strengthen the mental health landscape from coast to coast to coast. As the world’s largest food and beverage company, Nestlé has been manufacturing its products in Canada since 1918. In 1989, recognizing that young people were facing a growing mental health crisis, Nestlé Canada became a […]
The Lang Family Foundation supports innovation
The Lang Family Foundation is investing in radical change for youth mental health care in Canada. Their $3 million gift ignited the launch of the Innovation Centre for E-Mental Health Solutions at Kids Help Phone — an incubator focused on leveraging technology and data to improve the design, delivery, experience and evaluation of our services. This […]
Lactalis Canada is committed to supporting the well-being of people across Canada
With 140 years of brand heritage, Canadian dairy leader Lactalis Canada’s purpose is to enrich and nurture the lives of Canadians by not only producing high-quality dairy products but empowering communities across the country, including supporting youth mental health and well-being through its 35-year partnership with Kids Help Phone (KHP). As a Founding Partner, Lactalis […]
Canada Health Infoway’s transformative support
As Kids Help Phone’s Innovation Catalyst, Canada Health Infoway — an organization dedicated to making health care more digital — has profoundly transformed the ways in which young people interact with our services through the power of innovation, data and technology. Among the earliest supporters of our innovative and highly scalable crisis texting service, Canada Health […]
THE GROCERY FOUNDATION supports mental health
The Grocery Foundation is a national community of grocery, food, beverage and consumer product companies committed to investing in the well-being of children across Canada. Since 2009, The Grocery Foundation has been a leading champion of Kids Help Phone (KHP) as the producer of the Night to Nurture Gala –– an annual fundraising event […]
Desjardins’ help means everything during back-to-school season
The back-to-school season can be a challenging time for youth across Canada. With new classrooms, changing friendships, bullying, different routines and more, some young people may experience increased feelings of anxiety, stress, worry and/or other emotions this time of year. At KHP, we learn about the impacts of back-to-school season directly from youth. We also […]
