Reaching out for help takes courage. Together, we’ll be there for young people when they do.
Match their courage. Walk so kids can talk.
Register. Fundraise. Donate.
On Sunday, May 5, walk to support Kids Help Phone so we can help youth feel more empowered to take on life’s challenges, big and small.
Young people can talk to us about any concerns they have; sometimes, we are the first or only place they can turn to for help. Walk to ensure young people get the help they need 24/7.
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- 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
Astro 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 young people in need.
About Kids Help Phone
2019 marks Kids Help Phone’s 30th Anniversary — serving generations of young people on the issues that mattered to them. 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 for the next 30 years, wherever, however and whenever they need us the most.
We’re free, anonymous, confidential, and just a click, a text, or call away. Learn more.
Do you know how to spot the signs of suicide? This could save someone’s life.
Check out these #tools and #resources to support young people who are having suicidal thoughts: bit.ly/2ktlqKdLess
Sexting is a way to explore sexuality, trust, boundaries and intimacy.
Not all teens sext, but for those who do, it’s important to know the facts on safer sexting, consent and the law.
What is sexting? - Kids Help Phone
The risks and rewards of sexting you need to be aware of.Let’s talk about sex!
Whether you’re thinking about having sex, already sexually active or just curious about what sex may involve, it’s important to have the facts
Learn more about sex and how to stay safe.
Sex: The basics - Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone shares information about sex including what may be involved and how to stay safe.Kids Help Phone is always open, 24/7, even during the holidays.
If you need support, text TALK to 686868, call 1-800-668-6868 or visit kidshelpphone.ca — any time, anywhere.
-Start early
-Set priorities
Keeping up good study habits will help you remember things at test time so you can earn better grades.
Check out some helpful study tips to help you prepare for a test.
Test prep: Study tips you need for your next exam - Kids Help Phone
Ways to prep for an exam plus test-taking tips even your teacher can stand behind.