Skip to main content
search

Become an Advocate

Become an Advocate

Use your voice to help children and families thrive. Learn how you can raise awareness, influence policy, and make a lasting difference in your community.

Why Advocacy Matters

Children and families need more than services—they need policies that protect, support, and empower them. Advocates ensure that decision-makers pass laws and create programs that improve children’s mental and behavioral health. Your voice can make a real impact.

How You Can Make a Difference

Raise Awareness: Share messages online or in your community to shine a light on the needs of children and families.
Engage Policymakers: Reach out to local, state, or national leaders to influence laws and programs.
Support Policy Initiatives: Amplify efforts that improve systems serving children.
Volunteer Your Time: Assist with advocacy events, campaigns, and awareness efforts.

Advocacy in Action

Join our interactive workshops to learn practical advocacy skills, to engage with policymakers, and understand the intersection between child mental health policies and issues that affect our community. You’re invited to help create real change for children and families.

Advocacy Resources

Advocacy Toolkit: Step-by-step guides to contacting representatives, voting guidance, and actionable ways to make your voice heard.
Spread the Word: Tools to share messages, events, and initiatives with your network.

3 Ways to Take Action Today

Spread the Word: Share information about laws and policies that impact children’s mental and behavioral health.
Stay Connected: Follow us on social media to learn more about our advocacy efforts.

Close Menu