School-Based Mental Health

Overview

School-Based Mental Health Initiative

Promoting Expanded Learning as a Viable Strategy for Student Mental Health

California has established a cohesive statewide vision to collaborate across sectors and promote student wellness. As part of this bold vision, the California Department of Education has launched the Transforming Schools Initiative, which encompasses Expanded Learning, Community Schools, and School-Based Mental Health Supports.

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CYBHI School-Linked Partnership & Capacity Grant
About Our Partners & Funders

CAN is excited to partner with California’s Health and Human Services Agency’s Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) and the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) as we work collaboratively to build strong school-based and school-linked partnerships that advance health, mental health, and substance use prevention, intervention, and treatment across California. 

Developed in partnership with the CYBHI School-Linked Partnership & Capacity Grant and the Sacramento County Office of Education. 

CYBHI Partnership & Capacity Grant

Centering the Needs of Youth and Families

California’s Health and Human Services Agency has introduced the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) to develop a comprehensive plan for student mental health, including school-based services and supports. Additionally, as part of the CYBHI, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) launched the school-linked partnership and capacity grant program to provide County Offices of Education (COEs) and Local Education Agencies (LEAs) with critical resources to promote utilization of the CYBHI statewide multi-payer school-linked fee schedule.

Sacramento County Office of Education

Transforming Schools Into Centers of Wellness

In collaboration with their 13 school districts, the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) is identifying & addressing the mental health and wellness needs of all students in Sacramento County, by placing a SCOE-employed mental health professional in EVERY SCHOOL and creating a system in which all adults understand their role and contribute to supporting the school-community-continuum-of-care. Learn more.

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CA Wellness Coaches

CA Wellness Coaches

Did you know that nearly half of California’s youth are struggling with their mental health and well-being?

There’s never been a better time to be a California Certified Wellness Coach. A strong and diverse workforce means a healthier California.