Youth Presentations
Help students recognize mental health concerns, practice healthy coping, build resilience, and ask for help through engaging, age-appropriate presentations for your school or youth organization.
Find the Right Mental Health Program for Your Organization
Grant Halliburton Foundation offers practical mental health education for schools, workplaces, and communities. Find presentations, classroom curriculum, peer support programs, and conferences for your audience.
Since 2006, we’ve reached more than 375,000 students, educators, parents, and professionals with skills to recognize concerns, start meaningful conversations, and find help.
Explore a program below, or connect with our team to find the right fit.
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Mental Health Education
Programs
Adult Presentations
Equip school staff through professional development, or bring practical presentations to your community or workplace. Help adults strengthen their well-being and support students, family, friends, and colleagues.
Early Elementary Curriculum
Help young learners build mental wellness skills through lessons in emotions, friendship, coping, empathy, and problem-solving. We provide curriculum and train your school staff to teach it.
Peer-to-Peer Support
Build student leadership and peer support at your school. We help your campus implement ThriveWay’s Peer Helpers PLUS program, combining schoolwide prevention education with trained student Peer Helpers.
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Conferences
For Students
Youth Peer-to-Peer Mental Health Conference
Give your student peer leaders a day to share ideas, make connections, and build confidence in supporting one another, with separate conference days for middle and high school students.
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When Life Hands You Teenagers
Bring practical ideas back to the teens you support. Learn from mental health experts and TeenED Talks at this annual conference for adults who live or work with teens.
Explore Adult ConferenceOur Approach
HOPE Framework
Our Building Blocks of Mental Health presentations help youth and adults recognize concerns, start meaningful conversations, find support, and build resilience.
- Hear and Identify
- Open the Conversation
- Pathways to Support
- Equip and Empower
Additional Tools
Mental Health Brochures
Share clear information about mental health and suicide prevention with students, families, staff, and your community. Educational brochures and wallet cards are available in English and Spanish.