OUR MISSION
Supporting Young People on Their Mental Health Journey
Mission
Our mission is to address bullying and strengthen mental wellness through evidence-based research and real stories that inspire young people to accept one another and treat each other with respect. We raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention while fostering emotional resilience and empowering youth to make positive choices that build healthier, more supportive and kind communities.
We are dedicated to empowering students with essential skills for mental wellness and emotional well-being. Our comprehensive online content focuses on kindness, helping students understand importance of being kind to themselves and others. We encourage them to identify their Most Valuable Person (MVP) in personal growth and to seek help when needed. With our supportive resources, students will develop resiliency and coping skills that pave the way for a healthier, more fulfilling life.
Wear Our Message
Join us in spreading positivity and compassion with our message, "Kind All the Time." By wearing our message, you become a beacon of hope and encouragement for those around you. Let's inspire kindness in our communities and create a ripple effect of goodwill. Together, we can make the world a brighter place, one act of kindness at a time.
KIND ALL THE TIME PODCAST
New Episodes Every Month
Episode 3: Mental Health in Schools with a Licensed School Counselor
THE STATS
over 30%
of students are struggling with their mental health
over 18%
of high school students report serious thoughts of suicide
over 13M
students are bullied each year in the United States
the
2nd
leading cause of death for ages 10-34 is suicide
*Data from the CDC and National Alliance on Mental Illness
OUR PARTNERS
Implementing this program at our school has been a game-changer with eLearning content that's incredibly well-designed and age-appropriate, making it easy for our teachers to facilitate meaningful conversations about mental wellness and emotional wellbeing. Since completing the program, we've noticed students are more willing to seek help from counselors and are showing greater empathy toward their peers. This program has genuinely helped us create a more supportive, resilience-focused environment where students feel safe to talk about their mental healthy had to say.
School Superintendent