Jewel-backed youth foundation reaches 1.6 million with mental health tools
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Singer-songwriter Jewel has helped develop a youth-focused mental health programme that combines emotional wellbeing, education and practical life skills, reaching people far beyond its original community in Las Vegas.
Through the Inspiring Children Foundation and its initiative, young people and families can access free online resources designed to help them manage difficult emotions and build healthier relationships.
The foundation says its digital mental health tools have reached more than 1.6 million users, while 95% of students in its leadership programme have received college scholarship offers for academic achievement and athletics.Jewel's youth foundation combines mental health support with educationThe Inspiring Children Foundation, a non-profit organisation based in Las Vegas, has spent more than 25 years supporting young people facing difficult circumstances.
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