Ursuline High School raise over £1000 for youth mental health charity stem4
A big thank you to the dedicated students from Ursuline High School for their tremendous efforts in raising £1100 for stem4 during the First Give competition.
1 in 3 children aged 5 to 7 use social media, new Ofcom report finds.
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.
Running marathons for stem4
John Krause is running his 210th marathon at the London Marathon to raise funds for stem4.
stem4 Announces YMHD Theme for 2024
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.
Why are employers finding it hard to retain young employees?
Why is it that employers are struggling to retain young employees? And what can be done to better support the mental health of young people in the workplace.
Improving Student Mental Health and Saving Universities Money
How do our apps provide effective evidence-based mental health support to students whilst saving universities money?
#UniMentalHealthDay
stem4 is supporting #UniMentalHealthDay, an awareness day organised by Student Minds and University Mental Health Advisory Network (UMHAN), as all young people deserve effective mental health support during this important time.
International Women’s Day 2024
stem4 asked students what they like about being a woman and who inspires them for International Women's Day 2024.
Returning to Malta to fundraise for stem4
stem4 returned for the third year to complete the Malta Marathon and were delighted to be joined by our friends at Diespeker & Co and Terra Ferma Media Ltd, all taking on half, full and walking half marathons in the GIG Malta Marathon on 25th Feb 2024.
How might people prevent getting an eating disorder?
Eating disorders are serious mental ill health conditions and respond well to early diagnosis and intervention. But how might people prevent getting an eating disorder? Here are some common risk factors which, commonly trigger the start of an eating disorder in some vulnerable people.
