What We Expect in 2025: New Year’s Trends in Youth Mental Health
By John MacPhee The new year arrives amid a challenging time for many young people. Deep divisions in our country, conflicts around the globe, financial ...
When schools partner with JED and get the appropriate support systems, lives change. Look at these results for students at JED Campus colleges. Students reported they were:
But there’s a hard truth to consider: Nearly one in six high school students made a suicide plan last year. And more than half of teens with major depression aren’t getting the treatment they need.
Today, young people are feeling uncertainty in their daily lives and their future. With the right safety net in place, they can thrive through any change. That’s why a generous donor is matching every gift until December 31, up to $100,000. Now is the moment to help young people before they are in crisis.
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