Big hearts, brave minds
Where little souls grow into big humans.
Happy Souls Kids uses the voices of athletes and role models to teach kids the art of mindfulness and self-regulation. Real heroes, real messages, real impact, a positive scrolling feed of short messages from the role models kids look up to, plus gamified courses that go deeper.
Imagine if kids had the tools we now know as adults. That's the work we do.
Jordy Smith
World Champion Surfer
Why we built this
Because children deserve the tools we wish we had sooner.
We built Happy Souls Kids because children are growing up in a world that feels louder, faster and heavier than ever before. More kids are struggling with anxiety, big emotions, sensory overwhelm and friendship challenges, especially children who are neurodivergent or experience the world differently.
Happy Souls Kids gives children simple, playful tools to understand themselves, build resilience and feel less alone. Through short videos, real stories and the voices of athletes they look up to, kids learn that big feelings aren't something to fear. They're something they can understand, work with and grow through.
Five minutes a day is all it takes.
1 in 5
children experience anxiety
6 to 12 mo
the wait to see a child psychologist
5+ hrs
a day kids now spend on screens
50%
of struggling kids never get the help they need
Meet the heroes
38 heroes. 9 sports. One platform.
Over 40 athletes, artists and role models have freely given their time to share short messages with kids, because they share our mission to support the next generation. More heroes on their way and more videos dropping weekly.
Dante Exum
Chasing dreams
Jordy Smith
Resilience
Isabella Nichols
Self belief
Teddy Swims
Finding your voice
Molly Picklum
Bounce back stronger
Malique Lewis
Tell your younger self
Josh Giddey
Pressure and focus
Owen Foxwell
Surround yourself with love
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The mission
Helping over 100,000 children learn self-regulation, manage their emotions and cope with anxiety by 2027.
Founded by Jacintha Field · Melbourne, Australia