Children’s Mental Health Matters Now More Than Ever
On Our Sleeves has evidence-based resources to help kids cope during this challenging time, provided by the experts at Nationwide Children's Hospital.Access Resources Now
Mental Health Resources in Your Area
Behavioral health services are best provided as close to a child's community as possible. On Our Sleeves national directory helps you find resources in your area.
Resources to Start Difficult Conversations About Culture and Race
Together we can support those who identify as Black, Indigenous or People of Color or LGBTQ+ — because no one should feel shame or stigma when discussing their child’s mental health.
Join Us for the Butterfly Run!
The Butterfly Run, presented by Big Lots, is a family friendly virtual fitness event that raises awareness for children’s mental health. Complete your 5k run or walk anytime between September 1 – October 10 to support On Our Sleeves and receive your finisher medal.
On Our Sleeves Back-to-School Guide
School is going to look different this year. This can be hard on a child’s mental health. Whether school returns in-person, via a hybrid approach, or 100% virtually, On Our Sleeves has expert-backed resources to help you take on this school year with confidence.
Get Your Back-to-School GuideAbout On Our Sleeves
One in five children is living with a serious mental illness that interferes with everyday life and half of all lifetime mental health concerns start by age 14. On Our Sleeves is the movement to transform children’s mental health through education, advocacy and research. Kids don’t wear their mental health on their sleeves, so there is an unprecedented need for evidence-informed resources and support for children. Our mission is to provide every community in America with free resources necessary for breaking child mental health stigmas and educating families and advocates - because no child or family should struggle alone.
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Harlem Globetrotters
For years, the Harlem Globetrotters have been championing issues that impact children and families. Now they are extending that commitment through support of children’s mental health – one of the most challenging issues facing youth today.
In partnership with On Our Sleeves, the Globetrotters are advocating to break mental health stigmas, fundraising for mental health research, and have launched exclusive educational resources to help student discover strategies for coping with stressful feelings.
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Christina and Ryan Day
The Christina and Ryan Day Fund for Pediatric and Adolescent Mental Wellness
Christina and Ryan Day are making a bold commitment to extend their social mission to one of the most significant issues facing children and young adults today – mental health.
The Day Family is excited to announce the creation of the The Christina and Ryan Day Fund for Pediatric and Adolescent Mental Wellness at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. The Day’s example will help raise awareness, increase educational opportunities, inspire advocacy, and be a role model for donating to a cause that has historically been ignored.
Ashley Eckstein
Her Universe
Ashley Eckstein is an actress, author and entrepreneur. Most known as the voice of Ahsoka Tano in Star Wars The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels, Ashley is also the Founder of Her Universe - the groundbreaking fangirl fashion company and lifestyle brand.
Ashley shares her personal mental health story as part of her larger advocacy platform and frequently shares On Our Sleeves on her “Mental Health Mondays” to her legion of fans online.
Thirty-One Gives Care Council
Thirty-One Gifts
The Thirty-One Gives Care Council was created to serve as the voice of all Consultants in selecting nonprofit partners across the U.S. and Canada. They determine how to allocate contributions made by the company, various promotions and through the Gives Round Up! Program.
The Care Council members come from Texas, Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, California, Pennsylvania, New York and more! We’re so thankful On Our Sleeves has been chosen as one of their care partners.
If things don't feel right,reach out to a trusted adult
If you or your child need immediate help due to having suicidal thoughts, go to your local emergency room immediately, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or you can reach the Crisis Text Line by texting “START” to 741-741.
