Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children’s Mental Health Marks Five Years with New Grants
Morgan Stanley has announced $15 million in new multi-year grants to its Alliance for Children's Mental Health members, part of a larger $50 million commitment to youth mental health solutions. Since its 2020 launch, the Alliance has reached over 52 million children, caregivers and educators globally.
The grants will support various initiatives including: The Child Mind Institute's educator training programs, Columbia University's smartphone interventions research, The Jed Foundation's school district support, The Steve Fund's college student resources, Place2Be's mental health services in London, and Mind HK's mental health literacy training in Hong Kong.
The Alliance recently welcomed the American Academy of Pediatrics and Sesame Workshop as new members in 2024. The initiative also launched its Leadership Learning Series to support early-stage organizations in expanding their mental health programming impact.
Morgan Stanley ha annunciato 15 milioni di dollari in nuovi finanziamenti pluriennali per i membri della sua Alliance for Children's Mental Health, parte di un impegno più ampio di 50 milioni di dollari per soluzioni di salute mentale giovanile. Dalla sua creazione nel 2020, l'Alliance ha raggiunto oltre 52 milioni di bambini, caregiver ed educatori a livello globale.
I finanziamenti supporteranno varie iniziative tra cui: i programmi di formazione per educatori del Child Mind Institute, la ricerca sulle interventi tramite smartphone della Columbia University, il supporto ai distretti scolastici della Jed Foundation, le risorse per studenti universitari del Steve Fund, i servizi di salute mentale di Place2Be a Londra e la formazione sulla salute mentale di Mind HK a Hong Kong.
L'Alliance ha recentemente accolto l'American Academy of Pediatrics e il Sesame Workshop come nuovi membri nel 2024. L'iniziativa ha anche lanciato la sua Leadership Learning Series per supportare le organizzazioni in fase iniziale nell'espandere l'impatto dei loro programmi di salute mentale.
Morgan Stanley ha anunciado 15 millones de dólares en nuevas subvenciones plurianuales para los miembros de su Alliance for Children's Mental Health, parte de un compromiso más amplio de 50 millones de dólares para soluciones de salud mental juvenil. Desde su lanzamiento en 2020, la Alianza ha alcanzado a más de 52 millones de niños, cuidadores y educadores en todo el mundo.
Las subvenciones apoyarán diversas iniciativas, incluyendo: los programas de formación de educadores del Child Mind Institute, la investigación sobre intervenciones a través de smartphones de la Universidad de Columbia, el apoyo a los distritos escolares de la Jed Foundation, los recursos para estudiantes universitarios del Steve Fund, los servicios de salud mental de Place2Be en Londres y la capacitación en alfabetización sobre salud mental de Mind HK en Hong Kong.
La Alianza recibió recientemente a la American Academy of Pediatrics y a Sesame Workshop como nuevos miembros en 2024. La iniciativa también lanzó su Leadership Learning Series para apoyar a las organizaciones en etapas iniciales en la expansión del impacto de sus programas de salud mental.
모건 스탠리는 아동 정신 건강을 위한 연합의 회원들에게 1,500만 달러의 새로운 다년간 보조금을 발표했으며, 이는 청소년 정신 건강 솔루션을 위한 5천만 달러의 더 큰 약속의 일환입니다. 2020년 출범 이후, 이 연합은 전 세계적으로 5천2백만 명의 아동, 보호자 및 교육자에게 도달했습니다.
이 보조금은 다음과 같은 다양한 이니셔티브를 지원할 것입니다: Child Mind Institute의 교육자 훈련 프로그램, 콜롬비아 대학교의 스마트폰 개입 연구, Jed Foundation의 학교 구역 지원, Steve Fund의 대학생 자원, 런던의 Place2Be 정신 건강 서비스, 그리고 홍콩의 Mind HK 정신 건강 교육 훈련.
연합은 최근 2024년에 American Academy of Pediatrics와 Sesame Workshop을 새로운 회원으로 환영했습니다. 이 이니셔티브는 또한 정신 건강 프로그램의 영향을 확장하기 위해 초기 단계 조직을 지원하는 Leadership Learning Series를 시작했습니다.
Morgan Stanley a annoncé 15 millions de dollars de nouvelles subventions pluriannuelles pour les membres de son Alliance for Children's Mental Health, dans le cadre d'un engagement plus large de 50 millions de dollars pour des solutions de santé mentale pour les jeunes. Depuis son lancement en 2020, l'Alliance a atteint plus de 52 millions d'enfants, de soignants et d'éducateurs dans le monde.
Les subventions soutiendront diverses initiatives, notamment : les programmes de formation pour éducateurs du Child Mind Institute, la recherche sur les interventions par smartphone de l'Université de Columbia, le soutien aux districts scolaires de la Jed Foundation, les ressources pour les étudiants universitaires du Steve Fund, les services de santé mentale de Place2Be à Londres et la formation à la littératie en santé mentale de Mind HK à Hong Kong.
L'Alliance a récemment accueilli l'American Academy of Pediatrics et le Sesame Workshop en tant que nouveaux membres en 2024. L'initiative a également lancé sa Leadership Learning Series pour soutenir les organisations en phase initiale dans l'expansion de l'impact de leurs programmes de santé mentale.
Morgan Stanley hat 15 Millionen Dollar an neuen mehrjährigen Zuschüssen für die Mitglieder seiner Alliance for Children's Mental Health angekündigt, Teil eines größeren Engagements von 50 Millionen Dollar für Lösungen zur psychischen Gesundheit von Jugendlichen. Seit ihrer Gründung im Jahr 2020 hat die Allianz über 52 Millionen Kinder, Betreuer und Pädagogen weltweit erreicht.
Die Zuschüsse werden verschiedene Initiativen unterstützen, darunter: die Schulungsprogramme für Pädagogen des Child Mind Institute, die Forschung zu Smartphone-Interventionen der Columbia University, die Unterstützung von Schulbezirken durch die Jed Foundation, die Ressourcen für College-Studenten des Steve Fund, die psychischen Gesundheitsdienste von Place2Be in London und die Schulung zur psychischen Gesundheit von Mind HK in Hongkong.
Die Allianz hat kürzlich die American Academy of Pediatrics und das Sesame Workshop als neue Mitglieder im Jahr 2024 willkommen geheißen. Die Initiative hat auch ihre Leadership Learning Series ins Leben gerufen, um frühphasige Organisationen bei der Erweiterung ihrer Programme zur psychischen Gesundheit zu unterstützen.
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- Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children’s Mental Health has reached over 52 million children, caregivers and educators globally since launching in 2020
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in new multi-year grants announced for Alliance members to expand programming and impact$15 million
“Morgan Stanley is proud of the Alliance’s work to address the mental wellbeing of young people as part of our longstanding commitment to children’s health,” said Ted Pick, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Stanley and Chair of the Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children’s Mental Health Advisory Board. “Together with our members, the Alliance has supported the mental health needs of millions of children, and we look forward to having continued impact in the years to come.”
New grants will be provided to the following Alliance members to support greater reach and impact:
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The Child Mind Institute will scale training for educators and school-based clinicians to provide evidence-based mental health support to students across the
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The Columbia University Department of Psychiatry will research smartphone interventions to improve clinical outcomes for depressed adolescents and expand community-based mental health care to young people in
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The Jed Foundation (JED) will expand its work with Pre-K-12 school districts and high schools, guiding them on how to enhance systems of support for student mental health across the
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The Steve Fund will provide resources, support and new platforms for
U.S. college students, families, nonprofits, and educators to drive mental health, academic persistence and career success. -
Place2Be will deliver mental health support, train counselors and pilot innovative services to improve the emotional wellbeing and life prospects of children and young people in
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Mind HK will increase public knowledge of mental health and provide young people with mental health literacy training and psychological support for depression and anxiety in
Hong Kong .
Additional members of the Alliance include the American Academy of Pediatrics and Sesame Workshop. Both organizations joined in 2024, expanding the initiative’s reach to early childhood care and workforce development for pediatrics.
The Alliance’s Innovation Awards, launched in 2021, have provided funding and capacity-building support to nonprofits across the
“The Alliance has made much-needed strides to foster awareness, collaboration and innovation to ensure that children have the mental health support they need to grow and thrive,” said Joan Steinberg, President of the Morgan Stanley Foundation and CEO of the Alliance Advisory Board. “Our work is far from over as there remains an urgent need for greater attention and funding for children’s mental health.”
For more information on the Alliance and its programs, please visit here.
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About Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children's Mental Health
Launched in 2020, the Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children’s Mental Health brings together key leaders in the children's mental health space and combines the resources and reach of Morgan Stanley with the knowledge and experience of its distinguished nonprofit member organizations. The Alliance helps strategically address children’s mental health concerns and the far-reaching challenges of stress, anxiety, and depression. For more information about the Alliance, visit www.morganstanley.com/mentalhealthalliance.
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