How To PSA Action Kit
"The Kids Are Not Alright" PSA Campaign
In partnership with BBDO New York, Sandy Hook Promise is releasing three, short videos (one minute or less) that illustrate the current emotional situation among kids: a “powder keg” that can give rise to various forms of youth violence – not just shootings, but suicide, self-harm, and depression.
Parents and caring adults who know how to spot the outer signs of an inner struggle can prevent mental health challenges or emotional distress from turning into any form of violence.
Help us raise awareness to prevent tragedy. The Public Service Announcement (PSA) series will premiere on Thursday, May 13, and continue in media rotation through June 30.


How You Can Help
Campaign Hashtags
#AreOurKidsAlright
#HowTo #ProtectOurKids
#SandyHookPromise
Link to Share
Sample Posts
Copy and paste on your social media accounts.
- When emotional distress and mental health challenges overwhelm kids, it can lead to suicide, self-harm, depression, and violence. Now more than ever, it’s essential to learn the signs to prevent a tragedy.
#AreOurKidsAlright #HowTo #ProtectOurKids
www.sandyhookpromise.org/how-to
- Today’s youth are facing unprecedented mental health struggles. School, the pandemic, isolation, and stress can lead to self-harm, suicide, and other forms of violence. Learn the outer signs of an inner struggle. #AreOurKidsAlright #HowTo #ProtectOurKids www.sandyhookpromise.org/how-to
- #AreOurKidsAlright being isolated from friends, depressed about missing pre-pandemic life, worried about their health & safety and overloaded with screen time? What are the dangers of kids in crisis? What can you do to help them?
#HowTo #ProtectOurKids
www.sandyhookpromise.org/how-to
- #AreOurKidsAlright?
– Isolated from friends
– Stressed about school
– Depressed about missing pre-pandemic life
– Worried about their health & safety
– Overloaded with screen time
You can help before it’s too late.
Learn #HowTo #ProtectOurKids
www.sandyhookpromise.org/how-to