Our Mission

AIM bridges the gap between youth mental health research and access to care.

We find, fund, and implement evidence-based treatments — and empower youth to discover their own mental health solutions.

Support AIM Youth Mental Health and help expand access to youth mental health resources, advocacy, & community programsDonate TodayWe AIM for a world of mentally healthy youth2026 Ideas Lab Report is here — read what youth researchers foundSupport AIM Youth Mental Health and help expand access to youth mental health resources, advocacy, & community programsDonate TodayWe AIM for a world of mentally healthy youth2026 Ideas Lab Report is here — read what youth researchers found

Our Mission

AIM bridges the gap between youth mental health research and access to care by finding, funding, and implementing evidence-based treatments and empowering youth to discover their own mental health solutions.

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Three pillars, one mission

We invest where impact compounds — in science, in young leaders, and in the knowledge families need to spot and support mental health early.

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AIM Ideas Lab

2026 AIM Ideas Lab Report

Nearly 280 youth researchers. Almost 4,000 California teens.

A generation is asking for help. Two-thirds of the teens surveyed said they feel overwhelmed, stressed, or burned out three or more days every week — data collected by their own peers through AIM's Ideas Lab.

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"AIM's investment in youth mental health research is helping us translate the science into tools that can change the trajectory of young lives."
Hilary P. Blumberg, MD
John and Hope Furth Professor of Psychiatric Neuroscience · Yale School of Medicine

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