Bring Digital Wellness to
Your Community
Help families in your neighborhood, faith community, or organization take control of their children's digital lives. We provide everything you need to get started.
Request SupportFree Resources for Your Community
Everything you need to educate and support families, completely free.
Presentation Deck
Ready-to-use slides covering the research, risks, and practical solutions for parent education sessions.
Parent Handouts
One-page guides covering Screen Time setup, conversation starters with kids, and age-appropriate guidelines.
Promotional Materials
Flyers, social media graphics, and newsletter copy to promote your digital wellness events.
Discussion Guides
Facilitation guides for small group discussions, including ice breakers and reflection questions.
Email Templates
Pre-written emails to invite families, follow up after events, and share resources.
Family Pledge Cards
Printable commitment cards for families to set goals together around screen time and device use.
How to Roll Out in Your Community
A proven 4-step process for successful digital wellness education.
Build Your Team
Identify 2-3 other parents or community members who share your concern about youth screen time. Having a small team helps with planning and outreach.
Pro tip: Look for parents whose kids are different ages to bring diverse perspectives.
Plan Your First Event
Start with a parent education session. 45-60 minutes works well. Cover the research, share practical tools (like Hold the Phone), and leave time for Q&A.
Best times: Weekday evenings (7-8pm) or Sunday afternoons
Ideal size: 15-30 parents for interactive discussion
Spread the Word
Use our promotional materials to invite families. Personal invitations work best, supplemented by email and social media.
- Post flyers at community centers, libraries, coffee shops
- Share in neighborhood Facebook groups and Nextdoor
- Ask faith communities to include in bulletins/announcements
- Personal text/calls to parents you know
Follow Up & Sustain
The real change happens after the event. Help families stay accountable and connected through follow-up activities.
- Create a group chat or email list for ongoing support
- Schedule a follow-up check-in 4-6 weeks later
- Share success stories and tips between families
- Consider monthly or quarterly meetups
Ready to get started?
Contact us to receive your free resource kit and get personalized support for your community rollout.
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