Sharing Your Story: How stem4’s Apps Are Making a Difference
Discover how stem4's evidence-based mental health apps have helped over 4 million people worldwide. Share your story and help others access the support they deserve.
Self-Harm Awareness Day 2025
On 1st March Self-Harm Awareness Day, stem4 are opening up the conversation about self-harm so that young people and those who care for them can access help in order to prevent self-harming behaviours. #FromShadowsToSupport
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.
Together, We Made 2024 a Year of Impact
Here is how you have used Move Mood over the past 4 years.
Move Mood Turns 4 Today!
Here is how you have used Move Mood over the past 4 years.
stem4 Launches Winter Appeal to Support Young People’s Mental Health
This winter, stem4 is calling on individuals, businesses, and schools to join our mission to provide life-changing mental health support for young people.
Support Parent Mental Health Day 2025 with stem4
Parent Mental Health Day 2025, organised by stem4, is taking place on Thursday, 30th of January 2025. Join us in raising awareness about the connection between parents' mental health and family wellbeing, with a focus on fostering healthy digital habits to support the mental health of young people.
Celebrating World Mental Health Day with a New Initiative from stem4!
At stem4, we are excited to announce our latest strides in advancing evidence-based mental health support for young people and those who care for them.
Youth Mental Health Day 2024: A Focus on Digital Well-being with #ControlYourScroll
Youth Mental Health Day 2024, organised by stem4, took place on Thursday, 19th September. This year's theme, #ControlYourScroll, aimed to equip young people with practical strategies for maintaining a healthy and balanced online experience.
New surveys highlight sharp rise in problematic teenage social media use
A study by WHO and a separate survey by stem4 both highlight growing concerns over social media's impact on young people.