High School Students can access Friend2Friend by going to https://www.kognitocampus.com/peer/ and using enrollment key calfriend
• 25-minute course that can be completed in multiple sittings
• Simulation to recognize signs of psychological distress and connect peers to a supportive adult
• Introduces the concept of mental health and strategies for improving mental wellness
Educators and Staff have access to At-Risk in PK-12 by going to https://kognito.com/california
• 45-60 minute courses that can be completed in multiple sittings
• Listed: SPRC/AFSP Best Practices Registry for Suicide Prevention Programs (www.sprc.org)
• Listed: National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) (At-Risk for High School Educators only)
This toolkit – written in partnership with the California School-Based Health Alliance and Fight Crime: Invest in Kids California – explores the ways in which seven California counties are working collaboratively to provide school-linked mental health services, share financial resources to pay for these services, and address local issues such as truancy or recidivism by increasing access to mental health services for students.
A School-Based Behavioral Healthcare Framework adopted in Alameda County to inform practice – intended to: create a common reference from which educators, service providers, funders, and evaluators can collaborate; serve as a training and technical assistance tool for current, new, and potential partners; serve as a foundation for schools, districts, and providers to target improvements in existing school-based behavioral health systems; and function as a basis for evaluation improvement efforts,
A series of guidebooks to build a foundation of information that can assist schools and school districts in developing safe learning environments.
A factsheet on the disparities between children’s mental health needs and school-based services.
