CHILD MIND INSTITUTE INC
Organization Details
Mission Statement
THE CHILD MIND INSTITUTE IS DEDICATED TO TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH AND LEARNING DISORDERS BY GIVING THEM THE HELP THEY NEED TO THRIVE. WE'VE BECOME THE LEADING INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT IN CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH BY PROVIDING GOLD-STANDARD EVIDENCE-BASED CARE, DELIVERING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES TO MILLIONS OF FAMILIES EACH YEAR, TRAINING EDUCATORS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, AND DEVELOPING TOMORROW'S BREAKTHROUGH TREATMENTS.
Financial Information (2023)
Recent Progress (2026)
From March through June 2026, the Child Mind Institute demonstrated remarkable scale and momentum across clinical, digital, and global fronts. The Mental Health Fitness program surpassed 1.8 million students across 8,400+ schools, while the Mirror journaling app crossed 200,000 downloads and connected 4,500+ users to crisis support — a milestone that earned a Google.org Digital Wellbeing Fund grant to expand the platform to higher-risk youth. Internationally, the Institute led six sessions at the inaugural Youth Mental Health Hub at SXSW London, presented a youth-led Evidence-to-Policy Review at SNF Nostos in Athens, and built two MoBI Labs in Brazil. The $670,000 Golf Invitational and a 3X-matched Mental Health Awareness Month campaign bolstered the Institute's capacity to sustain its 70+ clinician team serving 70,000+ patients annually.
Key Achievements
- 🌍Child Mind Institute led six sessions at the first-ever Youth Mental Health Hub at SXSW London, June 1–6, in partnership with Wellcome Trust.
- 📜The CAMHI program presented a landmark youth-led Evidence-to-Policy Review at SNF Nostos 2026 in Athens, commissioned by the Prime Minister of Greece.
- 🧠A team of 13 Child Mind Institute researchers attended OHBM 2026 in Bordeaux, presenting findings on autism subtypes and brain development.
- 🔧Researcher Florian Rupprecht launched NiWrap Hub, consolidating 2,000+ neuroimaging tools in a single platform built across five major projects.
- 📱Child Mind Institute received Google.org Digital Wellbeing Fund support to expand Mirror: Journaling & Insights to higher-risk youth in U.S. schools and communities abroad.