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A new Edge Hill University-led mental health project for children and young people has won £2.5m.

One year into the AL Philanthropies Research Programme, Area Manager Julia Barker looks at Place2Be's impact in schools.

This year, we encouraged children and young people to use their voices and share what matters to them during the Week.

In a joint letter to the Department of Health and Social Care, we're calling for investment in school-based support.

Fiona Fearon, Policy and Projects Manager at NGA, speaks about the importance of adults listening earnestly to children.

Pupils at Grangetown Primary School in Wales took part in some of Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week class activities.

In this blog for Safer Internet Day, young people share their thoughts on the internet, social media and mental health.

Policy experts: it's clear the government must invest in specialist provision to back up the good work being done by schools.

We’ve shared some tips on how to support children and young people with worries around schoolwork and exams.

New data released by Place2Be has revealed that 55% of young people say they face barriers in seeking mental health support.

In a video created for the week, Sesame Street character Elmo and Place2Be Ambassador YolanDa Brown celebrate the day.

Young presenter, content creator and lifestyle influencer ‘Amazing Arabella’ has become Place2Be's latest charity Champion.