Awareness Campaigns
Making mental health easier to notice, name, and talk about
CATCH creates awareness campaigns that help young people, families, schools, and communities talk more openly about mental health. Through creative, accessible programs, we encourage people to notice what they are feeling, start conversations, reduce stigma, and understand that support is available.
Note Your Feelings helps middle and high school students notice, name, and express what they are feeling while reinforcing that emotions matter and asking for support is a strength.
CATCH Up with Carter shares approachable, student-focused mental health tools that help young people understand emotions, build coping skills, and feel more comfortable talking about mental health.
Each May, CATCH brings mental health awareness into the community through education, activities, resources, partnerships, and opportunities for connection.
Funding Partners
CATCH awareness campaigns are made possible through generous support from local organizations and community partners.
Historical Campaigns
CATCH brought My Red Said to schools, businesses, and community organizations from 2021–2023. The campaign used creativity and personal expression to help young people explore emotions and give voice to what may be difficult to say out loud.
We appreciate Northfield Township for providing a generous grant in support of My Red Said from 2021-2023.
The Note Your Feelings Campaign replaced this initiative.
Created during the COVID-19 pandemic, Northbrook Cares brought local organizations and community partners together to support mental health, connection, and well-being during a period of disruption and isolation.
We appreciate the Village of Northbrook for providing a generous grant in support of Northbrook Cares.
Awareness is an important first step, but it’s what we do next that can make a real difference. Explore CATCH’s Resource Hub for practical tools, trusted information, expert guidance, and real-life perspectives to help support children, teens, and families.
