Our 2019 Awareness Week Wrap Up Report is here! This report highlights the incredible work of our School and Community Champions across the state, School and Community Champions of the Year, the annual Celebrating Through Art: The First Lady’s Mental Health Awareness Youth Art Display, Campaign celebrations, and reflections.
Take a look at our back to school resources. Best wishes for a great, healthy and happy 2019-2020 school year!
The 2019 Children’s Mental Health Matters! Campaign was a record-breaking year with more than 850 School and Community Champions across the state raising awareness of the importance of children’s mental health. To all of our Champions – thank you for all that you do to support children’s mental health in Maryland!
Campaign Poster for the 2019 Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign!
También disponible en español.
The Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign is a collaboration of the Mental Health Association of Maryland (MHAMD) and the Maryland Coalition of Families (MCF) with support from the Maryland Department of Health – Behavioral Health Administration.
The Campaign goal, with community and school champions across the state, is to raise awareness of the importance of children’s mental health. Each year, we celebrate Children’s Mental Health Matters! with over a week of events, workshops, media, outreach and other awareness-raising activities.
Check out all the Poster Submissions for 2018!
past campaign highlights
2018 Wrap Up Report
2017 Wrap Up Report
2017 Children’s Mental Health Awareness Flash Mob |
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2016 Children’s Mental Health Awareness Flash Mob |
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2015 Children’s Mental Health Awareness Flash Mob |
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Children’s Mental Health Matters 2015 Campaign Featured on Maryland SpotlightDr. Albert Zachik and Young Adult Advocate Erica Snow discuss the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign on Maryland Spotlight. |
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Children’s Mental Health Matters – Dr. Lillian LoweryDr. Lowery encourages Maryland schools to become School Champions during the 2015 Campaign. |
2014 Children’s Mental Health Awareness Flash Mob |
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Children’s Mental Health Matters – Dr. Lillian LoweryDr. Lowery encourages Maryland schools to become School Champions during the 2014 Campaign. |
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