Workplaces
Join us for Children's Mental Health Week! By getting involved and fundraising this week, you'll be raising vital funds to help provide Place2Be's mental health support services in schools.
Your workplace can make a real difference to children and young people's mental health this week. You can get involved in Place2Be's Children's Mental Health Week or support Place2Be more widely.
Every year, we see lots of workplaces take part and fundraise for Place2Be. Children's Mental Health Week 2026 is taking place this week, from 9-15 February 2026.
Start planning your fundraiser now and download our free fundraising pack for workplaces!
How can my workplace fundraise during Children's Mental Health Week?
Get your colleagues together for a fun activity and raise money for Place2Be
Get your packThe Work for Good platform makes it easy to pledge an amount from your sales or services.
Sign upLet everyone know your workplace is supporting Children's Mental Health Week by putting yourselves on our map!
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Share what your workplace gets up to!
We'd love to see how your workplace gets involved! Make sure you share your plans, and any pictures or videos, on social media this week.
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Fundraising ideas
This year’s theme ‘This is My Place’ encourages you to get creative and fundraise in a way that allows you to explore the idea of belonging. We invite you to support us in a way that brings your staff together to reflect on what makes their workplace a welcoming place for all.
Make sure you get your hands on our fundraising pack for workplaces to get lots more fundraising ideas, as well as anything else you need to know for your fundraising journey.
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Where does my fundraising go?
All the money you raise with your family or community during the week goes towards Place2Be providing vital mental health support services for pupils, school staff and parents and carers in schools across the UK.
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.
Each year, hundreds of schools, communities and workplaces get involved in Children's Mental Health Week. We love seeing everyone who is taking part on our map.
See who took part near you by searching a postcode or school name to see who took part near you.
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Who started Children's Mental Health Week?
Place2Be is a children’s mental health charity who started Children's Mental Health Week in 2015.
In addition to providing counselling, mental health support and training in UK schools, we have expert parenting advice, tips and articles. We believe that children should not have to face mental health problems alone.
Get the latest updates about Children's Mental Health Week
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Latest news and blogs
The Princess of Wales visited Castle Hill Academy in New Addington, Croydon, to mark Children’s Mental Health Week 2026.
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Schools and pupils across the country are celebrating Children's Mental Health Week 2026 through the power of music.
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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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