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August 4, 2026 Press Release

YMCA of the USA and The Jed Foundation Collaborate on Comprehensive, Community-Based Mental Health Support for Young People

The new national partnership will bring expert technical assistance, coaching, and crisis planning to local YMCAs and their youth through training, resources, and strategic guidance.

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Blog

August 11, 2026

AI Can Be A Bridge To Care, But It Shouldn’t Be The Answer To Young People’s Mental Health Struggles

Teens and young adults are turning to generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) for mental health support. Many of the conversations about AI center on...

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Press Release

August 11, 2026

Jake Collective Partners with The Jed Foundation (JED) to Safeguard the Wellbeing of Students Who Perceive Themselves and their World Differently

Collaboration will develop a comprehensive blueprint to provide neurodivergent students with mental health support and effective interventions for the entirety of their education....

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Blog

August 7, 2026

New Data on Teen and Young Adult Mental Health: What’s Improving, and What Still Needs Attention

New national survey data from SAMHSA shows recent trends in youth mental health and suicide worth paying attention to. The 2025 National Survey...

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JED In The Media

August 5, 2026

National & Local Media Coverage of New National Partnership of JED and YMCA of the USA

Find news coverage on the collaboration between YMCA of the USA and The Jed Foundation (JED),  bringing expert technical assistance, coaching, and crisis...

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Press Release

August 4, 2026

YMCA of the USA and The Jed Foundation Collaborate on Comprehensive, Community-Based Mental Health Support for Young People

The new national partnership will bring expert technical assistance, coaching, and crisis planning to local YMCAs and their youth through training, resources, and...

Read More

JED In The Media

July 28, 2026

How to Build a Culture Where It’s Safe to Not Be Okay: Jed Foundation CEO John MacPhee

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