Harry Kane Foundation (HKF) launched on World Mental Health Day in October 2022 with a long-term goal of helping to transform a generation’s thinking about mental health.  

HKF collaborates with experts, charities and strategic partners to fund and champion mental health awareness campaigns, proven education programmes, workshops, research projects and support services designed to get people of all ages active on mental health.  

There is growing awareness of mental health, but Harry recognised the opportunity to leverage his profile, platforms and networks to help change attitudes and influence how people perceive and prioritise their mental health for long-term sustainable change. 

HKF aims to shift the narrative from a mental health crisis to one of empowerment and meaningful action, by normalising conversations on mental health, tackling stigma, promoting positive habits and supporting people to get the help they need. 

HKF believes in proactive and prevention-based education, particularly from an early age, to build psychological fitness (resilience and emotional well-being) to help people overcome setbacks, thrive and sustain their emotional wellbeing throughout their lifetime. ​

The driving premise is that if everyone knows how to manage their well-being and support each other, we'll build happier, healthier communities.