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Our apps

Calm Harm is an app to help teenagers manage or resist the urge to self-harm.

Clear Fear is an app to help children and young people manage symptoms of anxiety.

Move Mood is an app to help teenagers manage low mood and depression.

Combined Minds is an app to help families and friends provide mental health support.

Worth Warrior is an app to help young people manage low self-worth, poor body image and related eating disorders.

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Resources

Access our comprehensive library of free mental health resources, including leaflets, videos and guides on a range of topics.

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Schools

Head Ed is a new free teaching resource covering the mental health aspects of secondary school PSHE including stress, anxiety, depression and resilience.

Learn About

“Learn About” is a free online educational resource to learn about mental health topics independently.

Conferences

stem4 offers student, parent/carer, education professional, school nurse and GP conferences in the Central and South-West London/Surrey area of the UK.

Training

stem4 offers expert-led online training for parents carers and professionals.

stem4 Training – Expertly navigating the online world

We provide expert-led online training for parents, carers, educators, and health professionals who support young people. Our programmes equip you with the essential knowledge and skills to safeguard and promote the mental health of young people, empowering them to thrive in today’s digital age.

Our impact

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the number of young people stem4 pledges to reach annually
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downloads of our mental health apps in 220 countries/territories (as of 30/09/24)
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schools signed up to our Head Ed education programme (launched July 2020)

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Last year, 20% of stem4 income came from community fundraising.
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Latest news

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Today is Parent Mental Health Day 2025

Join us in raising awareness of the vital link between parent and carer wellbeing and family mental health. This year’s theme, #ScreenSmartParenting, focuses on creating healthier digital habits to support young people and their families.

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Understanding Blue Monday

Blue Monday" is often referred to as the "most depressing day of the year," but it’s important to recognise that depression is not limited to just one day.

  • Blue and green banner, wording Parent Mental Health Day 30th January, Screen Smart Parenting

Today is Parent Mental Health Day 2025

Join us in raising awareness of the vital link between parent and carer wellbeing and family mental health. This year’s theme, #ScreenSmartParenting, focuses on creating healthier digital habits to support young people and their families.

  • Image of character underneath a raincloud

Understanding Blue Monday

Blue Monday" is often referred to as the "most depressing day of the year," but it’s important to recognise that depression is not limited to just one day.

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  • Blue and green banner, wording Parent Mental Health Day 30th January, Screen Smart Parenting

Today is Parent Mental Health Day 2025

Join us in raising awareness of the vital link between parent and carer wellbeing and family mental health. This year’s theme, #ScreenSmartParenting, focuses on creating healthier digital habits to support young people and their families.

  • Image of character underneath a raincloud

Understanding Blue Monday

Blue Monday" is often referred to as the "most depressing day of the year," but it’s important to recognise that depression is not limited to just one day.

Help us support teenage mental health

Help us support teenage mental health