stem4 has announced the release of "Control Your Scroll: A Guide for Young People," authored by Dr. Nihara Krause MBE. This guide, produced as a free resource for Youth Mental Health Day 2024, aims to help young people manage their digital wellbeing.
Infant school children are increasingly online and given more digital independence by parents, according to Ofcom’s annual study of children’s relationship with the media and online worlds.
stem4's YMHD theme is #ControlYourScroll, aiming to equip young people with the simple digital hacks and mental health strategies needed for a positive and safe online experience.
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
Last week an article was published which made the dangerous and unhelpful claim that mental health apps do more harm than good for people struggling with their mental health. We disagree.
If the love of your life is just one swipe away, what are the green, amber and red flags you should be looking for? And how can you look after your mental health when online dating?
Learn how to protect young people from the impact of social media and the spread of misinformation by joining us for our CPD certified Media Literacy and Mental Health Training. To help professionals stay one step ahead in the ever-evolving digital landscape, this course provides useful tools to help assess and reduce the impact of online harms.
The Nominet Youth Wellbeing Index 2022 found that 94% of young people reported feeling safe online.
This week is anti-bullying week. As a young people’s mental health charity who specialises in tech we are particularly concerned about cyberbullying. Here are some tips of what to do if you are being cyberbullied.
stem4 strongly supports the call for urgent government action to reverse the decline in wellbeing of girls and young women.
