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Where your gift goes

Young people often recognize when a peer is struggling before anyone else. Your gift gives them the knowledge, resources and community to help. Here’s what that looked like last year:

87%

of young people felt better equipped to reach out for support after a Jack Talk.

Jack Talks →
158

Jack Chapters and counting: youth-led teams creating local change on campuses and in communities.

Jack Communities →
97%

said the Be There Certificate improved their confidence supporting someone through a mental health struggle.

Be There Certificate →
6

new lesson plans added to edHUB this year, helping educators bring mental health education into their classrooms.

edHUB →
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You’re not just a donor. You're part of a movement

Jack.org is Canada’s movement for youth mental health.

In their hardest moments, young people turn to the people around them for help. We work with young people and their circle of care to make sure they know how to respond to mental health struggle and get the support they need before a crisis happens.

Thank you for making that possible.

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“Every community is different, and deserves solutions that work for them. When young people lead, they’re able to shape mental health initiatives that respond to the unique needs of our peers.”
Lily Baker, Jack Chapter Lead
Read Lily’s story →