Children's Mental Health Matters

Children's Mental Health Matters The Children’s Mental Health Matters!

For more than 25 years the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign has organized events, awareness tools, and media to raise awareness of the importance of children’s mental health. Campaign brings together non-profits, schools, and other agencies with the following goals: raising public awareness of the importance of children’s mental health and substance use, helping reduce the stigma of mental health, and connecting families, educators and providers throughout Maryland with resources to help children. The Maryland Coalition of Families and the Mental Health Association of Maryland work together to coordinate the Campaign across the state. We encourage you to join our campaign along with schools and organizations as a School or Community Champion to share our resources, events and other updates, as well as participate in raising awareness and encouraging resiliency among Maryland’s children.

Knowing what to do before a crisis can save lives — especially when it comes to your child’s mental health. Whether it’s...
02/27/2026

Knowing what to do before a crisis can save lives — especially when it comes to your child’s mental health. Whether it’s 911 or 988, being prepared to respond in a crisis makes all the difference.

Download our fact sheet to learn how to prepare, available in both English and Spanish:

https://sbee.link/bm86tnp4gc (English)
https://sbee.link/uq7j8ptvf9 (Spanish)

During National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, it's important to understand how eating disorders impact children and t...
02/25/2026

During National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, it's important to understand how eating disorders impact children and teens. Common types include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. If you suspect your child has an eating disorder, seek help from a doctor.

Explore helpful resources, including warning signs, from the Child Mind Institute: https://sbee.link/jah4mu6dt9

Resources on eating disorders and other eating challenges, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and picky eating.

Anyone can be a Champion for children’s mental health. Whether you’re an advocate, educator, parent, student, business l...
02/23/2026

Anyone can be a Champion for children’s mental health. Whether you’re an advocate, educator, parent, student, business leader, or service provider, your voice and support can make a difference.

Join our growing network of Champions working to promote awareness, reduce stigma, and strengthen mental health support for children and families across Maryland.

Sign up today at https://sbee.link/rexp6gnj43

In a recent interview with Fox45, Rony from the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign discussed children’s mental he...
02/21/2026

In a recent interview with Fox45, Rony from the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign discussed children’s mental health, back-to-school stress, and bullying—and why early support and open conversations matter.

Watch the full interview here: https://sbee.link/rkhqwnfcb6

Early childhood mental health lays the foundation for lifelong learning, relationships, and wellbeing. Educators play a ...
02/19/2026

Early childhood mental health lays the foundation for lifelong learning, relationships, and wellbeing. Educators play a critical role in recognizing early signs of concern and creating supportive environments where young children can thrive.

Download our "Early Childhood Mental Health: Facts for Educators" resource to learn more:
https://sbee.link/t4whfjrca7

Approximately 1 – 6% of women experience postpartum post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following childbirth. Postpart...
02/18/2026

Approximately 1 – 6% of women experience postpartum post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following childbirth. Postpartum PTSD is temporary and treatable with professional help.

Go here to learn more & connect to help: https://sbee.link/3mvkjhnery

Showing up makes a difference. Join the Children’s Mental Health Webinar Series on February 19, 11:30 AM–12:30 PM for “S...
02/17/2026

Showing up makes a difference. Join the Children’s Mental Health Webinar Series on February 19, 11:30 AM–12:30 PM for “Serve Your Community by Supporting Others,” and explore practical ways individuals can support mental wellness and strengthen community care.

🔗 Register here: https://sbee.link/cdvr487amg

The Good Samaritan Law helps protect individuals who seek emergency medical help during an overdose, encouraging people ...
02/11/2026

The Good Samaritan Law helps protect individuals who seek emergency medical help during an overdose, encouraging people to call for help without fear of legal consequences.

Watch this video from The Parents' Place of Maryland to learn about the Good Samaritan Law: https://sbee.link/peqjtacdvf

Watch this video to learn all about Maryland's Good Samaritan Law and how it affects you and your loved ones. Find more information and resources below:Rewat...

Support children’s mental health across Maryland by sponsoring the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign! Sponsorshi...
02/10/2026

Support children’s mental health across Maryland by sponsoring the Children’s Mental Health Matters Campaign! Sponsorship helps expand awareness, strengthen community partnerships, and ensure children, youth, and families have access to the resources they need to thrive.

Learn more about sponsorship opportunities and how to get involved: https://sbee.link/7ht94njwba

Join us on February 17 from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM for “The Perinatal Experience: Insights from Families in Baltimore City.” ...
02/07/2026

Join us on February 17 from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM for “The Perinatal Experience: Insights from Families in Baltimore City.” This session centers the voices of families and explores real experiences, challenges, and opportunities to strengthen perinatal mental health support in our communities.

🔗 Register here: https://sbee.link/h4kgmwrdfj

Understanding self-injurious behavior (SIB) can help families recognize warning signs, respond with care, and seek suppo...
01/27/2026

Understanding self-injurious behavior (SIB) can help families recognize warning signs, respond with care, and seek support early. Having the right information empowers parents and caregivers to support children and youth better.

Download our Family Resource Kit to learn more: https://sbee.link/vctn63uy8w

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Children's Mental Health Matters! is a statewide campaign celebrated each May in Maryland.