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Interested in attending our next Caregiver Drop-in?

EXPRESS.
CREATE.
HEAL.

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Register now for our Teen Scholarship Workshop!

Express, Create, Heal

We believe in harnessing the power of compassion, innovation, and community to make the future brighter for kids in need.

We make talking about mental health simpler for children and teens by incorporating age-appropriate activities rooted in the language of play, helping them understand how they're feeling, providing resources to handle "big emotions", and empowering them to ask for help when they need it.  Additionally, we empower community leaders through training, creating kinder, more educated, and supportive communities.

 

By doing so, we can help kids heal.

How You Can Take Action:

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Receive access to training, resources, and a network to help you better support your community
 

Be a champion for children's mental health

WE'RE MAKING AN IMPACT

"The workshop was an exceptional opportunity for my daughter to learn from friendly new faces in a safe environment outside of the hospital."

- Parent Testimonial

"My kids felt supported and cared about. I really think it was helpful for them to walk into the room and know it was a room for them."

- Parent Testimonial

"(Our child) came back telling us about her emotions, and some of the things she learned to help her cope with the loss of her sister."

- Parent Testimonial

"Our kids don’t just recover from major trauma overnight. I can’t thank you all enough for hosting these workshops."

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- Parent Testimonial

At Express, Create, Heal (ECH), we provide impactful resources and opportunities designed to support children affected by pediatric cancer and their families. Our programs empower individuals, organizations, and communities to foster inclusivity and improve mental health outcomes through trauma-informed and evidence-based approaches.

ECH Virtual Trainings

Empower yourself or your team with flexible, online training sessions that equip you to make a difference in the lives of children and families impacted by pediatric cancer.

  • Approved by the National Association of Social Workers for 2.5 CE Credits

  • Explore the intersection of pediatric cancer diagnosis, treatment, bereavement, and survivorship and mental health

  • Gain practical tools to support mental health and well-being.

  • Perfect for educators, healthcare professionals, and community leaders, these virtual sessions allow you to create change from anywhere.

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ECH In-Person Trainings

Transform your community location into a space of healing and connection with our in-person training program.

  • Harness the power of social prescribing to enhance well-being through art, history, and culture.

  • Learn to create accessible, inclusive, and supportive spaces for families navigating chronic and critical illnesses.

  • Equip your staff with tools to manage elevated emotions and foster meaningful connections.

  • This training positions you as a leader in inclusivity and innovation, making a lasting impact on every visitor.

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ECH Alliance Membership

Join a collaborative network dedicated to improving mental health outcomes for children and families affected by pediatric cancer. As an ECH Alliance Member, you’ll gain access to:

  • Exclusive virtual resources and educational materials.

  • Opportunities for collaboration and advocacy.

  • Discounted access to events and training sessions.

  • Curated information to support your work in the community.

  • Together, we’ll amplify our impact and create a future where every child feels seen, valued, and supported.

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