Fundraise
Children's Mental Health Week 2027 will be taking place from 1-7 February 2027! We can't wait to see how everyone gets involved and fundraises.
Thank you to everyone who fundraised for Children's Mental Health Week 2026. You’ve been part of an incredible community of hundreds of schools, families and workplaces who have come together to raise money for children’s mental health. However you got involved, thank you!
Every penny and pound you raise will fund our mission of making sure that no child or young people has to face a mental health problem alone.
We'll be announcing our theme for 2027 later this year, so make sure you sign up to receive our email updates to make sure you don't miss out!
Pay in your fundraising for Children's Mental Health Week 2026
How do I donate the money we raised during the week?
If you held a fundraiser during the week, you can easily pay in your fundraising on our website.
How do I pay in fundraising from JustGiving?
If you set up a JustGiving page for your fundraising activity, you don't need to do anything - the money raised will automatically be paid into us.
For every £1 invested...
Place2Be's counselling service in primary schools has the potential to return £8 to society by improving the long-term outcomes for each child. Read our report to find out more.
Thank you to all the schools, families, individuals, and organisations who took part in Children's Mental Health Week 2026! From downloading a resource and holding an assembly, to organising a fundraiser and spreading the word, your support helped raise vital funds for children and young people.
raised for Place2Be
downloads of our resources
children and young people supporting the week
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Join in the conversation around this year's Children's Mental Health Week with Place2Be and help us spread the word far and wide. Share your plans and let us know how you're fundraising during the week!
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Latest news and blogs
Read about the highlights from Children's Mental Health Week 2026!
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Paul Whiteman from NAHT writes a blog for Children's Mental Health Week all around how schools can build belonging and…
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Marking three years of creative, chortle-fuelled collaboration, BEANO and Place2Be have teamed up again this Children’s Mental Health Week to…
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Get in touch
If you've got a question about the week, any fundraising, or would like to let us know how you're taking part, get in touch with us!
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