The Alarming Rise in Child Suicide and What You Should Know

Youth suicide is on the rise. After 15 years of decline, rates took a steady increase at the turn of the 21st century. Here is what you need to know.

Things I’ve Learned from a Child with Autism

Individuals with autism have much to offer if we take the time to look past their diagnosis. Read how the lives of Canopy therapists, staff and volunteers have been changed by taking time to learn from a child with autism.

Love Shouldn’t Hurt

The National Youth Risk Survey indicates 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experience dating violence. Dating violence can happen to anyone—male, female, young, old, every race, socioeconomic status, educational status. Knowing the warning signs may help you identify a friend or loved one victimized.

Cutting through the Pain

March is Self-harm Awareness Month. While this is a difficult topic to think and talk about, it is important that parents and adults know how to help a teen or adolescent who is struggling.

Youth Voices Needed

Canopy Children’s Solutions is seeking youth leaders to be a part of a youth council. Learn what this exciting opportunity entails and how to get involved.

Unaware—The Real Danger of Human Trafficking

January 11 is an official day of observance to recognize on the worldwide impact of human trafficking. See how Canopy Children's Solutions is helping shed light on this growing crime.

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