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While every child is different, the things parents go through are universal

School refusal. Neurodiversity. Lack of self-confidence. Struggles with mental health.

Our campaigns are built around awareness days and common concerns — and help caregivers feel like they’re part of a community who understands. Access and download current and past campaign materials here:

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Our recent campaigns

OCTOBER

World Mental Health Day (WMHD)

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WMHD resources
AUGUST

Absenteeism

Absenteeism resources
JUNE

Summer support

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Summer resources
May

Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM)

MHAM resources
April

Neurodiversity

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Neurodiversity resources
MARCH

Supporting families navigating immigration stress

Illustrated family of four standing together, two adults with a standing child and a toddler in arms.
Support resources
FEBRUARY

Self-love letter project

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Self-love resources
December

Holiday

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Holiday resources

Downloadable assets for partners

Get support for a family

When a family could benefit from additional behavioral health support, BrightLife Kids makes it easy for you to offer them help.

Families can access free coaching, caregiver support, digital tools, and care coordination without insurance, referrals, or long waitlists.

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