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.
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Today is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia! Young people can learn about how to be a supportive ally to the LGBTQ2S+ community here: bit.ly/2EezAp4
For 30 years, Kids Help Phone has shown up for youth across Canada. With your help, we’ll be there for the next 30 years: showupforyouth.ca #ShowUpForYouth
Today we’re celebrating 30 years of Kids Help Phone! On May 16, 1989, Kids Help Phone was launched as a phone line for youth experiencing abuse. Over the next 30 years, we expanded our services to cover any issue that a young person might need to speak to a counsellor about, and added both Live Chat and texting. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey, and who has helped us reach this incredible milestone!
