WE ARE A CANADA-WIDE FAMILY OF SUPPORT, FUNDING PROGRAMS THAT HELP MORE KIDS ACCESS MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT EARLY.
Family of Support is a ground-breaking initiative, funding innovative mental health programs to help kids while they're still kids, giving them the best possible chance to thrive.
CANADA’S CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONS
We’ve partnered with 13 Children’s Hospital Foundations across the country to fund and implement a diverse range of innovative local child and youth mental health programs. These programs are working to decrease stigma, strengthen families, and help more children and youth access the help they need. Each program has a regional focus addressing urgent needs within the communities they serve.
DONATE TO YOUR LOCAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
IN-STORE SEPTEMBER 14TH TO OCTOBER 1ST
Donations can be made to any of the stores listed below from September 7th - 27th in Quebec, and September 14th - October 1st in all other provinces. Plus, you can double your impact by visiting your local store September 23rd - 24th, when we'll match your donation*!
100% of funds raised will directly support child and youth mental health programs at your local children’s hospital.
*Up to $200k
HOW TO DONATE TO YOUR LOCAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
In-store September 1st to 21
Donations can be made at any of the stores listed below between September 1st to 21. Plus, you can double your impact by visiting your local store on September 10 or 11, when we’ll match your donation up to $10K*. All funds raised will stay local and will directly support child and youth mental health programs at the 13 local children’s hospital foundations.
The 2022 campaign is now finished in the other regions
KIDS HELP PHONE
Our partnership with Kids Help Phone supports two community-based mental health programs, RiseUp and Finding Hope, to connect Black and Indigenous youth to real-time virtual counselling and crisis help. Each program provides 24/7 support for vulnerable youth, with the support of volunteer champions, counsellors and community advisors from Black and Indigenous communities.
