Mental Health innovations

Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based classroom program for primary school children that decreases aggression, including bullying, and increases prosocial behaviours such as caring, sharing and inclus

Geelong Grammar School has pioneered a school-wide approach to student and staff wellbeing known as Positive Education. Based on the science of Positive Psychology, Positive Education aims to enable i

Mentes Hábiles creates digital prebuilt courses that help teachers develop socio-emotional skills in adolescentes to prevent mental health issues. This educational materials are designed in slides to

Green Bronx Machine builds healthy, equitable and resilient communities through inspired education, local food systems, and 21st century workforce development. Students can change how they eat, live a

At the Museo Moderno, we believe that culture is a right and must be accessible to all. Since 2017 we have worked to design engaging tours and workshops for children and teens with autism. We open the

AMAZE.org is an initiative that provides comprehensive, age-appropriate, and medically-accurate sexual health videos for adolescents ages 10-14, along with resources for educators and parents. As of J

We work with 8-16-year-old children from government and low-income private schools through creative and innovative programs using Music (Music Basti), Football (Just For Kicks) and Lego (Build Maya).

MeeTwo increases resilience by giving young people the tools to help themselves, and each other. The app is safe because all posts and replies are checked by human moderators before they go live, and

OPAL is a comprehensive, structured strategic school improvement programme for elementary/primary schools across the world. It provides 8 detailed training sessions spread over 18 months. They enable

APPLE Schools works with vulnerable school communities to change students' healthy eating, physical activity, and mental health habits to improve their quality of life. The initiatives are fun and exc

Creating change-makers through reading aloud. We Love Reading (WLR) trains local volunteer adults and youth to read aloud to children books in the local language and culture in their neighborhoods to

Our Rainbow of Education seeks to empower displaced and disenfranchised youth through psychosocial support and social emotional learning. In addition to basic reading and writing, we use kids yoga, mi