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You might call it a silent epidemic. Up to one in five kids living in the U.S. shows signs or symptoms of a mental health disorder in a given year. In a school classroom of 25 students, five of them may be struggling with the same issues many adults deal with: depression, anxiety, substance abuse. And yet most students — nearly 80 percent — who need mental health services won’t get them. Whether treated or not,  students do go to school. And the problems they face can tie into major problems found in schools: chronic absence, low achievement, disruptive behavior and dropping out.  Experts say schools could play a role in identifying students with problems and helping them succeed. Stand4kind is here to help schools and students break the stigma and provide training, resources and more.
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Shift your school culture toward kindness, empathy, and understanding with our assemblies and mental health training. Classroom PBIS is critical to students and school personnel success. When PBIS is implemented in the classroom, individual student outcomes improve. At the school-wide level, schools experience overall improved outcomes and are more likely to sustain their P.B.I.S. implementation.       

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Our apps are for students and parents. Students, you can talk, connect, laugh, listen, and learn with other S4K Ambassadors. We are a passionate, global community that welcomes all points of view about anything and everything that matters to you.    Parents, we have resources on mental health, anti-bullying, suicide awareness, how to connect with your teen & more. 

      

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Join our community app. We provides mutual support and shared positive impact—you can experience compassion and reinforcement from people who understand your situation. You can also help others through your own experience. Lets break teh stigma of mental health. Our app has live events from experts. Ask a therapist, courses and more. 

 

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 The Stand 4 Kind Community app gives schools, students, and parents easy access to various tools and resources to ensure a safe and positive environment for all.

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Be rewarded for being kind. It’s a win-win! Show an act of kindness, report it through our Find Kind app, get rewards, repeat! This app is the portal to a kinder world.

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The ultimate helpline. The Stand 4 Kind app gives schools, students, and parents easy access to various tools and resources to ensure a safe and positive environment for all.

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Stand4kind protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens. We’re equipping students  and parents with the skills and knowledge to help themselves and each other. We’re encouraging community awareness, understanding and action for student’s mental health.

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