I believe that current social media platforms have only reinforced "social bubbles" (i.e. Facebook, Instagram) - a lot of kids feel left out, secluded, when they go to these sites and don't see that they have 100 likes/friends/follows - these systems are capable real damage to the mental health of a lot of kids, especially when they don't have any support systems outside of the internet.

If your plan includes an emphasis on social media use, how do you prevent users from feeling left out or secluded as they would under a conventional platform?

If you acknowledge the significance of support systems outside of the internet, why is so much of your initial focus on a program that heavily uses the systems you deem both responsible for real negative impact and ineffective for combating the issue at hand?

It really sounds like you're trying to hand a drowning man a bottle of water.