Safe Place—Helping Youth in Crisis Canopy's Warren County Children's Shelter helps raise awareness about the National Safe Place initiative for children and youth who need a safe place during crisis.
Breaking Down the Mental Health Stigma It's time to break down the mental health stigma. From time to time, we all experience struggles with mental health, but when those problems press on, we need to take action to properly manage our and our family's mental health in the same way we manage our physical health.
Your Child and Mental Health: Promoting Mind-Body Wellness Canopy CEO John Damon offers expert advise on how to promote physical and emotional health in children and families.
Silent Epidemic-Elisabeth’s Story September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, know that you are not alone; there are a number of resources available to those in crisis. Learn more.
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.
Shea Hutchins Named Chief Solutions Officer Canopy Children’s Solutions proudly introduces Shea Hutchins, LCSW as Chief Solutions Officer.
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.
Mayor Gives Official Proclamation for National Safe Place Week Hattiesburg Mayor Toby Barker makes official proclamation of National Safe Place Week recognizing the efforts of local Safe Place and children’s crisis shelter, South Mississippi Children’s Center.