At Teen Health 101, our goal is to provide teens with reliable, accurate information with simplified terminology and resources catered specifically for the teenage audience. Explore our numerous articles, podcasts, & magazines!

Student-led initiative to create a safe space for students worldwide to traverse a non-censored access to education

Educating future health professionals about the need for cultural competence and the prevalence of disparities in healthcare.

Official 501(c)(3) providing free and accessible mental and physical health resources to teens around the world

Educating adolescents on mental health and coping strategies

Bloom Red recognizes the difference in period experiences and struggles each menstruator faces daily and hopes to bridge the gap of inequality and stigma to make for a better, safer and accepting community. The Bloom Red Project will donate period products to those in need, educate our community, and work towards making policy changes.

A student-led organization aimed at teens interested in exploring the diverse pathways of healthcare!

youth 501(c)(3) non profit dedicated to mental health!

EDawareness is a youth-led organization aiming to bring awareness to all eating disorders and to create a safe place for those who are struggling and recovering. Over 30 million people suffer from an eating disorder in the US and they can affect anyone of any age. We are here to remind you that you are not alone in this fight against eating disorders.

Providing mental health resources, connecting changemakers, and building a community to support and inspire students in any way possible!

Talking to teens about consent, sexual assault & the influence of social media because #awarenessispower

Spreading Mental Health Awareness

Your go-to mental health space. From Indonesia, to the world.

Our mission is to create a space for dialogue between youth and world leaders on pressing global health challenges, and to encourage youth engagement

Dedicated to help adolescents achieve psychological resilience. Community-driven solution focusing on long term impact.

Inclusive + comprehensive sex ed for CA teens! Get info on STDs, birth control, and other topics. Visit us to find a clinic + get free condoms.

We remove barriers to sexual and repro health care & build power to achieve repro justice

Here at Medicine4youth, our ultimate goal is to empower youth who share the same interest in medicine as we do. We aim to provide vital resources and opportunities for those interested in pursuing medicine in the future, or merely curious in regards to the field of medicine.

GSL team aiming to educate and raise awareness on issues surrounding COVID-19

Spreading a mission of kindness, education, and to see one another as individuals. Only together can we uplift our communities & feel less alone.

Our mission is to provide a collaborative environment for students to learn about topics in social medicine, as well as highlight important news and women in medicine. MedSoc Talk is here to encourage future leaders to be educated about the social and economic disparities in medicine in order to enact necessary positive change within the field.

Publishing weekly – usually on Tuesdays – since 2013, Care for Your Mind (CFYM) brings together people involved with and affected by mood disorders in the search for solutions to the problems in our mental health care system. On CFYM, we discuss issues of access to and quality of mental health care in the United States. Care for Your Mind provides a platform for perspectives on problems – and potential solutions – from policy makers, clinicians and researchers, mental health experts, health care reform advocates, and the occasional legislator or other government official, along with personal experiences of people living with mood disorders and their families.

Our mission is to make sure no young person feels alone in their depression. We are dedicated to creating a community of empathy and education. We create middle school and high school teen depression awareness programs so educators and teens can create safe spaces to learn about depression, letting students know they are never alone, and there is somewhere to turn.

Families for Depression Awareness helps families recognize and cope with depression and bipolar disorder to get people well and prevent suicides. We offer education, training, and support to unite families and help them heal while coping with mood disorders.

Our founder, Jamie Tworkowski, didn’t set out to start a nonprofit organization. All he wanted to do was help a friend and tell her story. When Jamie met Renee Yohe, she was struggling with addiction, depression, self-injury, and suicidal thoughts. He wrote about the five days he spent with her before she entered a treatment center, and he sold T-shirts to help cover the cost. When she entered treatment, he posted the story on MySpace to give it a home. The name of the story was “To Write Love on Her Arms.”

Loveland Foundation is committed to showing up for communities of color in unique and powerful ways, with a particular focus on Black women and girls

We serve unaccompanied homeless and at risk youth – and young parents with children of their own – up to their 25th birthday. Our ongoing mission is to end the cycle of youth homelessness. To do this, we have built four core programs in many of the cities where we operate in volunteer teams: Street Outreach, Outreach Centers, Mentoring, and Housing. We are quite proud of the fact that our volunteer teams build trust and become a consistent resource to stabilize and otherwise help those youth that the rest of society ignored.

40 Years Since is a fundraiser event designed to celebrate AIDS treatment research and to commemorate the lives lost along the way. At 40 Years Since, local art vendors, musical entertainment, and HIV/AIDS activist speakers will share their stories