Boys Town shares tips to help parents manage back-to-school anxiety, prepare children for new experiences and build confidence as they start the new school year.

Boys Town Nevada encourages parents during Mental Health Awareness Month to watch for subtle, ongoing changes in behavior that may signal stress in children and teens.

Rashain Carriere-Williams, Executive Director of Boys Town Louisiana, shares how parents can ease pressure on young athletes during spring sports.

If you’re in need of support, guidance, or simply someone to talk to, the Boys Town National Hotline is here for you. Help is available, and you do not have to face your problems alone.

Boys Town National Hotline saw a spike in calls last Wednesday, as heightened emotions after the election led to increased anxiety and stress for youth and families seeking support.

The Boys Town National Hotline answered 101,824 calls last year. And, it helped prevent 465 suicides in progress. Teens especially continue to struggle with challenging topics..

According to the World Health Organization, 58 million children and adolescents worldwide are living with an anxiety disorder.