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Our urgent fundraising campaign is now live
Mental health challenges do not discriminate for our children. Our young people need support now, more than ever.
The mental health crisis facing our youth was enormous and growing, even before Covid-19. Now, young people are struggling even more with the added uncertainties and the new realities we are all facing… and it’s only getting worse. Isolation, loneliness, anxiety, uncertainty, addictive behaviours – these are just some of the issues that have become far worse for young people as a result of the pandemic.
Young people are calling out for help.
They are telling us that they feel scared.
That they feel desperate.
That they don’t know if their feelings are normal or healthy.
That they don’t know what to do when they begin to spiral downwards with feelings of anxiety, depression, and loneliness.
This crisis demands a solution.
That’s where you come in.
Please support our urgent campaign, which ends 10 pm on Monday, November 30th and donate to iheart. You can give our children the gift to uncover their own innate mental health; the gift of a healthy future. You can help alleviate their inner anguish and show them that a bright future lies ahead, regardless of current circumstances.
Your donation will go directly to ensuring that the iheart mental health and wellbeing programme is delivered in more schools, more classrooms and more youth projects… and more young people will gain the skills and confidence not just to cope… but to thrive.
iheart’s message is more relevant now, during a global pandemic, than ever before: resilience and wellbeing is innate and always accessible – no matter what.
Your generosity will ensure that fewer children will suffer from depression and anxiety, self-harm and suicide.
Please click the button below and help bring iheart to more children all over the world. And help us to bring a solution to the mental health crisis facing our youth.
What is iheart?
iheart – Innate Health Education and Resilience Training – is a non-profit organisation dedicated to helping young people uncover their innate resilience and mental wellbeing.
We have everything we need inside us
When it comes to the mental health crisis enveloping our society, there is a huge emphasis on putting out fires. At iheart, we believe in preventing fires. Our transformative approach to supporting young people, teachers and parents – based on our core belief that ‘we have everything we need inside us’ which is uniquely focused on mental wellness, prevention and education.
Since January 2018..
5956
Young people have participated
in the iheart programme
385
School teachers
School teachers &
staff trained
in iheart
314
Facilitators
Facilitators
have trained in
iheart
164
Schools
Schools & educational
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iheart
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News & Developments
How about this for a staggering statistic? 1 in 6 young people aged 11–16 years had a probable mental disorder during the 2020 UK lockdown period. This is an increase from 1 in 9, just three years ago (Mental Health Survey for Children and Young People, 22 October 2020; commissioned by the [...]
Since September, Year 8 Christ's College pupils have engaged wonderfully with the iheart #mentalhealth and #wellbeing curriculum. Pupils have received one hour workshops per week and have developed a deep, paradigm shifting understanding of their mental wellbeing, psychological system and how to deal with different situations. Arron Poole, Head of [...]
The most recent OFSTED report from Christ’s College Finchley School states, “The iheart initiative in Year 9 helps pupils cope with pressure and develop resilience (March, 2020).” Mr. Samson Olusanya, Head Teacher of Christ’s College emphasises that “the impact of the iheart programme has been significant enough to merit an [...]
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