National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week in 2026 is observed from May 3–9, focusing on reducing stigma, promoting protective factors, and increasing access to care. The week highlights the importance of supporting the emotional wellbeing of children, youth, and families through community, education, and professional resources. Together, we can create environments where every child feels seen, supported, and able to thrive. Here are some examples on how to access resources and get involved, courtesy of Children’s Mental Health Matters in Maryland.