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Child In Crisis

1 in 5 Mississippi children suffers from a behavioral health challenge. Of those, 80% don’t get the treatment they need. Together, we can transform lives.

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Canopy has the answers to your pressing questions and the programs to help your child – right away and in the long run. Let's find solutions together. Get Started

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Whether you are a doctor, educator or child services agent, our resources can help you quickly connect with the right people – so you can help more children. See How

Our Programs

Canopy is Mississippi’s largest and most comprehensive nonprofit provider of children’s behavioral health, educational, and social services. Learn More

Our History

Canopy has worked to improve the lives of those in our community for over 100 years. Explore the milestones of our first century. Learn more

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Impact the lives of families and children. Apply to be part of the Canopy team today. Learn how

Living Our Values

After years of unsuccessful residential treatment, the Johnson family was desperate to find a solution that put their voices first. The Johnson family participated in Canopy Children Solutions' Mississippi Youth Programs Around the Clock (MYPAC) intensive in-home therapy program. Read more about their journey.

Ending Healthcare Dualism

Canopy CEO John Damon offers personal insight on the parities of mental and physical healthcare systems and how dismantling one can spell big problems for families in crisis. Read more from his Op-Ed featured by the Meridian Star on June 1, 2017.

Rock One Sock

May 25 is recognized as National Missing Children's Day. Canopy Children's Solutions participated in the #RockOneSock campaign sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which has been at the forefront of fighting to keep children safer from abduction and sexual exploitation for more than three decades.

Mental Health: Changing the conversation

Canopy CEO John Damon, Ph.D., addresses the need to break down the barrier between "physical" healthcare and "mental" healthcare. Read more from his Op-Ed featured by the Meridian Star on May 31, 2017.

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