Clayful secures $7 million to improve student mental health

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Clayful, a mental health platform for students aged 8-18, secured $7 million in funding from investors like Google Latino Founders Fund. It connects students with mental health experts in 60 seconds via instant messaging. The startup aims to address the shortage of school counselors and improve students' mental well-being. It offers chat-based support in 133 languages, and claims that students who used its services had significantly better attendance rates. The company plans to use the funding to expand its team and reach more schools and students.


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