Stories change hearts. Skills save lives.
Mental Health Education for Every Student, Staff Member and Family
We help schools and underserved communities access film-powered stories, brain science and evidence-based tools that strengthen connection, coping skills, trust and help-seeking.
When We Change Social Norms, We Change Outcomes.
Every Child. Every Educator. Every Family.
Mental health education should be engaging, trusted and accessible to all.
The Promise
We help bring year-long, film-powered mental health education to schools, families and staff at no cost. One school, one district and one state at a time.
How We Expand Access
Our Proven Approach Combines:
- Film-Based Storytelling
- Guided Conversations
- Evidence-Based Activities
- In-Person Mentorship
- Workforce Development and Educator Training
- Ongoing Impact Reporting
Film Programs We Support
In Production · Late 2027
How do we find hope when life may give us every reason to lose it?
HOPE is our new film in production. Through honest stories, accessible brain science and practical tools, it explores how we move through grief, uncertainty and life’s hardest moments — and how we build hope in ourselves and each other.
Expanding Access, One Community at a Time
The Creative Coping Toolkit (CCT) uses films, brain science and practical activities to help students understand anxiety, loneliness, digital well-being, bullying, belonging and help-seeking.
Impactful Fund helps schools and underserved communities access this strength-based mental health education program at no cost. Students build coping skills, families strengthen connection and educators gain trusted tools that are easy to use.
It is a whole-community approach. Teachers and counselors, and also bus drivers, food service teams, office staff and maintenance crews — the adults young people actually talk to. Training reaches all of them, so the whole school workforce shares one language and the same brain science, and can carry it home to their own families.
- Alaska
- California
- Hawaii
- Illinois
- Washington
Say Hello to HeyGiGi
Mental Health Education for Real Life
HeyGiGi turns brain science into everyday practice at home through games, stories, films, practical tools and GiGi, an ethical AI coach.
Created for adults age 18+, this low-cost membership platform helps parents, caregivers and educators build skills for navigating emotions, relationships, parenting and the moments that catch us off guard.
HeyGiGi is not therapy, medical care or an emergency service.
The Future of Mental Health
What's Working? What's Next? And What About AI?
Thanks to everyone who registered, attended and participated in this event. It was a powerful conversation offering actionable takeaways for us all!
You can now watch the recording of this event if you missed it!
Help Put Mental Health Education in More Schools
Children should not have to wait for a crisis to learn how their brains work or how to ask for help.
Your donation helps schools and underserved communities access films, guided conversations and practical tools that build coping skills, strengthen connection and make mental health easier to talk about.
Let’s Expand Access Together
Does your school or community need support? Are you interested in funding a program, becoming a partner or helping us reach more families?
We would love to hear your questions, ideas and hopes for your community.