Rain or shine, thank you to the thousands of walkers who joined us on May 7th! Your participation and support through the Walk ensures kids in Canada have a safe space where they can be heard without judgment. Thank you for being in their corner.
Want to continue fundraising? Still have outstanding donations? You can still collect and raise funds online, or deposit cash donations at any BMO branch until May 31
What if you always had someone in your corner, someone who was there for you no matter what?
No young person can achieve well-being alone. Walk so Kids Can Talk.
Register. Fundraise. Donate.
- Unite with thousands of Canadians for a fun 5K walk
- Sign up as an individual or a team with family, friends or co-workers
- Earn rewards. The more you raise, the more you earn
Double the impact!
Astro Athentikos and Black Diamond CHEESTRINGS are excited to kick off this year’s fundraising by matching the first $40,000 raised online by Walk participants! The impact of fundraising and donations will be doubled, allowing Kids Help Phone to always be open for kids in need.
About Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone has been a trusted source of support for over 27 years. As a charity, we rely on donations and funds raised from the Walk so Kids Can Talk presented by BMO to help us continue to be there for youth, whenever, however and wherever they need us.
We’re free, anonymous, confidential, and just a click or call away.
A safe adult is someone who is accountable, respects your boundaries and doesn’t ask you to keep secrets from others.
Here are some more ways young people can identify a safe adult in their life:
How to identify a safe adult | Kids Help Phone
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There are many ways to identify a safe adult in your life.Check out Kids Help Phone Counsellor Caitlin's video for the #WeMatterCampaign.
The campaign supports Indigenous youth going through difficult times. Learn more at www.wemattercampaign.org.
We Matter
Caitlin is a counsellor at Kids Help Phone, and she wants you to know you're never alone. Counsellors at Kids Help Phone are available 24/7 toll free at 1-800-668-6868.
6 tips young people can use to tell someone they’re self-injuring:
Self-injury: What it is and how to stop | Kids Help Phone
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Self-injury is a negative coping strategy used to deal with intense emotions. Self-injury is a very private thing that’s usually hard to talk about. Self-injury is purposely hurting your body without trying to kill yourself.