May 6 at 9:00 AM (EST), UNICEF launched a new Adolescent Mental Health Hub — a digital space bringing together global resources, tools, and learning for adolescent mental health.
UNICEF’s Adolescent Mental Health Hub is a global platform designed to support policymakers, practitioners, caregivers, and young people with tools, knowledge, and networks to advance adolescent and caregiver mental health. With a focus on prevention and psychosocial wellbeing, the hub promotes early, resilience-building approaches and cross-country collaboration. It features a searchable library of evidence-based resources and aims to strengthen global learning and implementation of effective mental health strategies.
Key Features:
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Centralized access to evidence-based resources and tools
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Practical content for youth on stress, identity, relationships, and resilience
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Global webinars, peer learning, and community of practice
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Youth-focused media: comics, podcasts, digital tools, and campaigns
Resources for Adolescents
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Skill-building: Offers tools for stress management, resilience, mindfulness, identity, and relationships.
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Youth-focused Content:
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Magnificent Mei comics and podcasts.
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Digital tools like FunDoo Mind-Space Cafe.
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Youth stories, videos, and campaigns like #WeDoTalkAboutMentalHealth.
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The initiative is supported by the Z Zurich Foundation.
