Resources
For Guys
Everyone has questions, challenges, and strengths. Explore resources that can help you better understand your mental health, navigate changes in your life, hear from other Indigenous young men, and discover tools that work for you. From personal stories and inspiring messages to practical tips and advice, there's something here to support your wellbeing.
Messages from Indigenous Guys, for indigenous guys
@TYLERMOODY1
“It’s time we stop teaching our young men that being strong means suffering in silence…”
tiktok.com/@tylermoody1
@CEREBRUL / KYLE
“We often feel alone, we often feel trapped in our own brain. Trust me, I’ve been there in the darkest, deepest depths...”
tiktok.com/@cerebrul
Dakota Bear
“Always reach out, man. It doesn't make you weak, it doesn't make you small, it actually makes you stronger…”
instagram.com/dakotabearofficial
KIEFER COLLISON
“You’re not alone, and there are people who care about you, and resources to support you…”
instagram.com/kiefreel
CHADD SINCLAIR
“It’s so important, especially for Indigenous boys and young men, to know reaching out for help isn’t weakness…”
instagram.com/chaddsinclair
Michael Linklater
“We as Indigenous males have a lot of internal battles that we're dealing with…”
instagram.com/michael_linklater
Short Films
OshKiKiShiKaw: A New Day
A short documentary that follows Cree twins Tapwewin and Pawaken as they participate in a traditional coming-of-age hair-cutting ceremony, exploring Indigenous identity, culture, resilience, and connection to the land.
KHP Conflict Resolution
Available in 360 or 2D, Anthony explains how drumming has helped Inuit resolve conflict together, reinforcing values of respect, connection and community well-being.
Bimibatoo-Win: Where I Ran
A short film that tells the story of residential school survivor Charlie Bittern, showing how sharing his experiences helped him heal and encouraged others to learn about truth, resilience, and intergenerational healing.
Articles from Kids Help Phone
Explore 400+ resources for Indigenous youth, including videos, games, wellness tools, and culturally grounded content at KidsHelpPhone.ca/Indigenous.
Puberty and people assigned male at birth - Kids Help Phone
It’s good to have an idea about what to expect during puberty.
Judy & Cruz Anderson on art, family & spiritual well-beinge
Mother-son duo Judy and Cruz Anderson made headlines from coast to coast to coast when they turned street art design into traditional pieces of Indigenous artwork.
Youth stories: Indigenous kids on the power of photography
Photographs taken by members of Pinehouse Photography Club, a cherished partner of Kids Help Phone.
Indigenous Supports from kids help phone app
Discover culturally grounded wellness tools, support resources, and over 100 mental health and wellness articles that are available offline, with some content offered in Indigenous languages, through the Indigenous Supports.
Download it free on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
