Ityhad

A place to speak up. A way to move forward.

Ityhad connects students, schools, and mental health professionals to help turn concerns about bullying and harassment into coordinated support.

Our commitment

We believe every child deserves to be heard.

With the support of the National Observatory for Children’s Rights (ONDE), we’re working to help schools address bullying and make it easier for students to ask for help.

ONDE — Observatoire National des Droits de l’Enfant.

A student sits alone with thoughts of feeling invisible and unheard. The thoughts fade. Two open hands reach toward him in support. He stands, and light spreads across the scene.

What you’re feeling matters.

Some days, it’s hard to put your feelings into words. You don’t have to hold them alone.

One ecosystem, three connected experiences

Support works better when everyone is connected.

Ityhad brings together the three sides of the student-support journey: the student who needs to speak up, the school responsible for follow-up, and the mental health professional who may provide additional support.

For Students

Speak up.

Speak up, understand what you’re experiencing, report concerns, ask for support, and access useful resources.

Explore Students

For Schools

Follow through.

Review reports and support requests, turn concerns into organized cases, and coordinate counseling follow-up.

Explore Schools

For Mental Health Professionals

Support further.

Review priority requests, understand student context, coordinate appointments, and manage ongoing care.

Explore Mental Health Professionals

Start with the student

Different situations need different first steps.

Ityhad gives students several ways to act depending on what they are experiencing and what they feel ready to do.

Mery sits with her notebook beside her, thoughtfully looking at her phone.
Understand what’s happening

Use a guided check-in to reflect on the situation and how it is affecting everyday life.

Speak up about what you witnessed

Report bullying or harassment involving other students through a structured testimony flow.

Ask for support directly

Reach available school support or a mental health professional without having to complete a check-in first.

Explore Ityhad for Students

Turn concerns into coordinated follow-up

Speaking up should lead somewhere.

When a student reports a concern or asks for support, Ityhad helps the school move from receiving that information to organizing the next steps.

  1. 01Concern
  2. 02Case
  3. 03Follow-up
  4. 04Session

Review what happened

Bring confirmed reports and support requests into a clear operational workspace.

Create ownership

Move concerns into counseling cases with assignment, status, notes, and relevant context.

Keep follow-up organized

Schedule counseling sessions and keep the case history connected as support continues.

Explore Ityhad for Schools

Connect students with professional support

When more support is needed, the next step should stay connected.

Ityhad helps mental health professionals receive priority student requests with the relevant context, coordinate appointments, and continue support from one professional workspace.

Explore Ityhad for Mental Health Professionals
  1. Prioritize

    See what needs attention first

    Review urgent and pending requests, upcoming sessions, and follow-up needs.

  2. Understand

    Understand the student context

    Access the information submitted with the request before deciding how to proceed.

  3. Coordinate

    Coordinate the next step

    Propose appointment options and manage the student’s ongoing care once support begins.

Why we’re building Ityhad

Every student deserves to feel heard.

Speaking about bullying, harassment, or emotional difficulties can be difficult. Ityhad is being built to give students more ways to speak up and help the people around them turn those voices into meaningful support.

Why we’re building Ityhad
The Ityhad otter leans in with a paw beside his ear, listening attentively.

Build a more connected support system for your school.

Bring students, school support, and mental health professionals into one ecosystem designed around speaking up and following through.