Where can I find digital safety resources?

Cyberbullying Resources

Cyberbullying: How to Help Prevent It - American Academy of Pediatrics
Prevent Cyberbullying - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
How to Prevent Cyberbullying: A Guide for Parents, Caregivers, and Youth - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Managing Technology Use: Tips & Tools for Parents & Caregivers

Kids & Tech: 12 Tips for Parents in the Digital Age - American Academy of Pediatrics

Check out the Help Your Keiki Instagram for more resources and links to mental health information for your keiki!

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As Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month continues this September, here are a few local resources to help support your keiki or anyone you know who is struggling with suicidal thoughts. Know that you are not alone.💕Stay tune for more posts this mon

💜 September is Suicide Prevention Month - a time to come together, raise awareness, and remind our kids they’re never alone. Small check-ins and open conversations can make a huge difference. Stay tuned for more posts this month with tips and

It’s back to school season! 📚 The new school year can bring excitement and stress. Here are a few tips to help support your keiki’s mental health! ❤️ #helpyourkeiki #youthmentalhealth #backtoschool

Keep your keiki’s mind shining bright this summer 🌞💛 Here are some tips to support your child's mental health! #HelpYourKeiki #SummerWellness #youthmentalhealth

July is BIPOC Mental Health Month and Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. 💛🧠 Improving mental health in communities of color means showing up, speaking out, and creating spaces where everyone feels seen and supporte

1. July is BIPOC Mental Health Month — a time to uplift the voices, needs, and healing of communities of color. Here are a few ways we can take action and support each other’s mental health — rooted in culture, connection, and care.

🌺 Now Available: Finding Help Directory🌺 We’re excited to share the updated Finding Help – A Resource Directory of Services in Hawaiʻi, brought to you by Mental Health America of Hawaiʻi 💙
This directory includes a wide range of mental

Got an hour? Join us for a virtual training focused on self-care tips, mental health strategies, and resources to support those in your community!

This training is free to register, and you can find the link in our lnk.bio. We hope to see you there

👀 Kids and teens might not always say when they’re struggling, but there are signs. Swipe through to learn more about early warning signs and when it’s time to take urgent action. This summer, let’s stay alert, stay connected, and

Honored to attend the SPIN Conference and connect with families, educators, and advocates supporting children and young adults across Hawai‘i. Grateful for the opportunity to learn, share, and grow together! 🌺💙 #SPINConference #HelpYouKeiki #

🌿✨ Mahalo to everyone who joined us at the Mental Health Month Resource Fair! 💚

We had an incredible time connecting with our community, sharing resources, and shining a light on the importance of mental wellness for keiki and families across Hawa

Mental health conditions can begin in childhood. Early support makes a difference. Learn the signs and how to find help. 🧠 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness

Mental Health Awareness Month is the perfect time to start a conversation that matters — your child’s mental health. Many mental health issues begin in childhood, but the signs are often missed. This post breaks down what to look for and

Mental health matters — and so does friendship💫Peer support can lift someone up when they need it most❤️Swipe for tips on how to help your friends through tough times. #helpyourkeiki #youthmentalhealth #kidsmentalhealthmatters #kidsmentalwelln

As April comes to an end, so does National Stress Awareness Month 🌿
But supporting both, our children's and our own mental and emotional well-being is something we can do every month. 💚The more we understand stress, the better we can help ourselves

Children experience a wide range of emotions—happiness, sadness, excitement, frustration, calm, and anger—and every one of these feelings is valid.⭐️ Emotions are not right or wrong; they simply are. 🕊️Validating a child’s feelings

Starting the conversation about mental health can be one of the hardest challenges with a teen. Here are some tips on how to go about it! 💟 #mentalhealthsupport #mentalhealth #adolescentmentalhealth

March is Self-Harm Awareness Month🌿—a time for parents to recognize the signs, offer support, and encourage open conversations💙If your child is withdrawing, hiding injuries, or struggling emotionally, approach them with empathy and without ju

Adolescence is full of ups and downs, and learning to manage difficult emotions is a key part of growing up. 💙 As a parent, there is so much you can do to help your child. Small steps today can build resilience for a lifetime! #ParentingTips #Emotio

A supportive family can make a big difference in your adolescent's mental health. Open communication, validation, and a safe home environment all play a role. Let’s talk about why it matters. 💙 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthsupport