Google Partners With Selena Gomez to Promote Mental Health Among Teens

Gomez’s Rare Impact Fund is among five youth mental health and education nonprofits that will receive $10 million from Google.

Selena Gomez attends WE Day California in Inglewood, Calif., on April 25, 2019. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images

There was a time in Selena Gomez’s life when the young actress and singer had a hard time making sense of her emotions, Gomez said, but once she received the support she needed, she realized she wasn’t alone.

“Mental health is personal for me,” Gomez, 32, states on her website. “I went a long time without the support I needed because I didn’t understand what I was feeling.”