In 2020, Charity Bomb launched Operation GENzEQ
Mission Statement: Charity Bomb develops preventative mental health strategies using EQ education to help children grow confidence, self-awareness and emotional resilience whle avoiding the pitfalls of depression, addiction, bullying an suicide.
Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, communicate effectively, empathize with others, overcome challenges, and defuse conflict.
Emotional Quotient (EQ) is the level or measurement of a person’s emotional intelligence as it pertains to knowing one’s emotions, controlling one’s emotions, recognizing emotions in others (empathy), and improvement in emotional control.
“The number one fear among parents is that their child will be bullied”
- stopbullying.gov
“Suicide among our youth has increased by 57% in the last decade.”
- wsj.com
“Addiction, depression, anxiety, violence, and murder have all risen in 2019.”
– time.com
Charity Bomb will achieve this by developing an entertaining, engaging EQ platform for children (& adults) which integrates EQ education into activities that they naturally participate in, such as gamified apps, a celebrity-driven web-series and a rewards-based curriculum of exercises for students, parents and teachers to complete. For the complete initiative, click here: Operation GENzEQ.
To get started on your journey to become confident, self-aware, empathic and emotionally resilient, check out our EQ educational resources.
We have curated these FREE downloads of EQ tools, exercises, and games for your school and home use.
Give an Hour – Will provide you access to their tens of thousands of highly accredited psychologists and social workers who donate their time to those in need all over the world. Giveanhour.org
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Veterans and Active Duty The National Association on Mental Illness has a Veterans & Military Resource Center, which is home to online discussion groups, information about veteran mental illnesses and treatments. It includes information about advocacy for active-duty members, returning veterans, veteran families, veterans in recovery, veterans looking for work, mental health providers, college faculty members and women veterans. NAMI.org
We are continually curating the best, free, immediately available tools & resources for the spectrum of mental health challenges.
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