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Help a school put wellbeing into words
Schools are facing a mental health crisis at the same time as grappling with intense pressure on their budgets. Many want to provide preventative mental health support but do not have the resources to fund it.
Heads Up Kids exists to close that gap. The more funding we receive, the more teachers we can train, the more classrooms we can support and the more children will have the skills and tools for positive mental health.
Fund something that continues
A funded programme does more than provide a set of resources. It gives teachers skills and language they can continue using, helps children practise emotional tools together and supports a more open culture across the class.
Trusts, foundations, local authorities, companies and individual donors can all help us extend that work. We will work with you to show what your support makes possible and share evidence of the difference it creates.
Support in your own way
You can make a donation, fund programme delivery or start a conversation about a larger partnership. Schools can also bring their community together through our annual Colour Carnival, raising money while helping children explore positivity and celebrate what makes each person unique.
The difference your support could make;
£50
funds physical resources for a class using the Heads Up Kids programme
£100
funds a school to join our Year 6 transition to secondary school programme
£200
funds our ‘Finding Bunny’ programme, in one school, building positive mental health right from Reception
£500
embeds wellbeing into Key Stage 1 (5-7 year olds) with our 2-year ‘Sebby Star’ curriculum and CPD accredited teacher training. A school can use this programme year-on-year with new classes
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Make a donation
Help us ensure all children have the skills and tools they need for positive mental health!
Colour Carnival
Fill your school with colour and positivity
Colour Carnival is a bright, joyful day that helps children celebrate what makes each person unique.
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Help fund our work
Your support can put creative wellbeing education into classrooms that could not otherwise afford it