Indranil Paul

Every person’s mental health matters, and raising awareness of young men’s mental health is crucial. Raising awareness of young men’s mental health is essential in combating the stigma that often discourages them from seeking help. By fostering open conversations and promoting understanding, we can create a supportive environment that empowers young men to share their […]

Penn Manor Aevidum created a campaign with the Invent2Prevent program called “Friday Fun.” In psychology, the broaden and build theory states that leisure activities and enjoyment can boost protective factors like prosocial relationships. The club set aside a time on a Friday during their “flex” block to “de-Stress and check-in on mental health.” After Friday

One of our 2024-2025 designated campaigns aimed at raising awareness of mental health and spreading happiness. Instructions coming soon.

The Disconnect to Connect Challenge encourages students to connect with each other without the use of cell phones and social media for a designated period of time. This can occur during lunches, club meeting time, flex periods, or after school depending on a school’s schedule. Although this campaign can take place at any time, it

Creating a “Take What You Need Wall” recognizes that many students and staff are coming to school feeling depleted in one or more areas of their lives. To combat this, your club can take over a bulletin board or empty wall space in your school and fill the space with words of encouragement. You never

Unfortunately, many students have moments where they experience poor body image and low self esteem. For some people, these feelings can be triggered by looking in the mirror. A Mirror Messages takeover can combat these negative feelings by providing students and staff in your school with a mental health boost and a reminder of their

Our friend Sophie at Let’s Bake the World a Better Place started this project in her local community last year. Unfortunately, there are many young people currently struggling with their mental health in all of our communities. It is our hope that creating Mental Health Care Packages for these students will help them feel accepted,