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Take part and join us for Children's Mental Health Week 2025 from 3-9 February 2025!

You can make a difference to children and young people's mental health by taking part in Children’s Mental Health Week. Be the first to hear how you can take part next year by signing up for Children's Mental Health Week 2025 updates.

If you raised money during Children's Mental Health Week 2024, you can pay in your fundraising to Place2Be.

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How we made a difference in 2024

Thank you to all the schools, families and organisations who took part in Children's Mental Health Week 2024! 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.

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See the schools and organisations who took part this year!

Our map below shows all the incredible people who took part in Place2Be's Children's Mental Health Week 2024.

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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.