An Open Letter from stem4 on Mobile Phone Policies in Schools
stem4 highlights gaps in the Department for Education ban on mobile phones in schools and stresses the importance of digital support for young people’s mental health.
stem4 highlights gaps in the Department for Education ban on mobile phones in schools and stresses the importance of digital support for young people’s mental health.
Alan Kelly launches a year-long One Million Metre rowing challenge to raise £10,000 for stem4, supporting young people’s mental health across the UK.
stem4 highlights gaps in the Government’s youth strategy and stresses the importance of digital support for 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.
We’re thrilled to share that stem4’s Clear Fear app has been awarded “Most Innovative Mental Health Intervention” at The Mental Health Awards 2025.
This World Mental Health Day, stem4 highlights how digital tools like Clear Fear empower young people in schools to manage anxiety, build resilience, and access evidence-based mental health support.
The Girlguiding 2025 report reveals rising mental health challenges for girls and young women. stem4 responds with evidence-based support, resources and urgent calls for action.
Youth Mental Health Day 2025 (19th September) focuses on the theme "Share Support". Discover why sharing resources, peer encouragement and early intervention tools like stem4’s apps can make a life-changing difference for young people facing mental health challenges.
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.
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