5K4Kids: Another Win for Kids The 5K4Kid Canopy Care Run, held on September 22, was a tremendous success thanks to a host of terrific sponsors and partners.
I’ve Walked In Your Shoes Canopy Peer Support Specialist Mae Slay shares her journey through addiction recovery and how that has helped her find purpose in helping others who struggle with addiction.
Microsoft names Canopy Children’s Solutions as the Charity of Choice for Microsoft Rocks Benefit Concert Microsoft has selected Canopy Children’s Solutions as the Charity of Choice for 2018 Microsoft Rocks benefit concert on October 10, 2018 in Herndon, VA. Learn more about this exciting event.
Canopy Opens Community Resource Room in Olive Branch Canopy opens new Community Resource Room offering free resources to individuals looking for information on childhood issues such as mental health, suicide, autism, counseling, stress, abuse, and educational challenges.
Young Leaders Needed for Canopy Youth Council 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.
Sign Up Today for the 2nd Annual 5K4Kids The 5K4Kids Canopy Care Run will be held Saturday, September 22, 2018, at Colonial Heights Baptist Church in Ridgeland.
When Canopy Wins, Mississippi Kids Win! Canopy Children’s Solutions has been selected as one of only three finalists in the Brown Bottling Group PICK YOUR CHARITY Giveaway presented with Dr. Pepper and Canada Dry! The grand prize giveaway is $10,000 to support the charity of choice which is voted on by YOU!
Proactive Parenting: Recognizing when your teen needs help In the U.S., 1 in 5 children experiences a significant mental health challenge. Even more disturbing is the fact fewer than 20 percent ever receive proper treatment. Throughout May, which is Children's Mental Health Awareness Month, Canopy wants to remind parents early intervention is a key component in helping children to lead happier healthier lives.
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.