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youth mental health
Youth Café
SOS @Central High School
SOS @Central High School
Second Thursday of the month 5 pm
306 Bradley Street Suite B., Carrollton, GA
SOS @Central High School
SOS @Central High School
SOS @Central High School
A best practice youth mental health promotion and suicide prevention program designed to harness the power of peer social networks to create healthy norms and culture, ultimately preventing suicide, violence, bullying, and substance misuse. The mission of Sources of Strength is to prevent adverse outcomes by increasing wellbeing, help-see
A best practice youth mental health promotion and suicide prevention program designed to harness the power of peer social networks to create healthy norms and culture, ultimately preventing suicide, violence, bullying, and substance misuse. The mission of Sources of Strength is to prevent adverse outcomes by increasing wellbeing, help-seeking, resiliency, healthy coping, and belonging.
Sources of Strength moves beyond a singular focus on risk factors by utilizing an upstream approach for youth suicide prevention. This upstream model strengthens multiple sources of support, or protective factors, for young people so that when times get hard, they have strengths to rely on.
Sponsor: Rhea Zerr
Carrollton High School
SOS @Central High School
Social Media Campaign and Resources
An evidence-based club program with a proven track record of creating positive shifts in campus culture and help-seeking behavior outcomes for students across the country.
Social Media Campaign and Resources
Social Media Campaign and Resources
Social Media Campaign and Resources
Launched by Georgia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities and Voices for Georgia's Children along with incredible partners, the Free Your Feels campaign helps Georgia’s children, teens, and young adults stay mentally healthy by expressing their true feelings with peers, parents, teachers, and most importantly, t
Launched by Georgia's Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities and Voices for Georgia's Children along with incredible partners, the Free Your Feels campaign helps Georgia’s children, teens, and young adults stay mentally healthy by expressing their true feelings with peers, parents, teachers, and most importantly, themselves.
With free educational resources, instant access to mental health professionals, and support for kids and families, we’re helping Georgia’s youth voice their real feelings and get the help they need, when they need it.
UWG Bandana Project
Social Media Campaign and Resources
UWG Bandana Project
Movement designed to spread awareness on mental health and suicide prevention available to UWG students.
A safe place at UWG
Social Media Campaign and Resources
UWG Bandana Project
Founded in 2005, youthmentalhealth has been serving the local community for over 15 years. We have grown from a small clinic to a comprehensive health center, offering a wide range of services and programs to support your health and wellness.
Youth organization
Youth organization
Non-profit, Youth development organization. Uncensored, Teen-run publication. Where Teens Speak and Atlanta Listens.
CHRIS 180
Youth organization
CHRIS 180 has been at the forefront of behavioral health and child welfare service delivery since 1981 when the organization was first established as Georgia CHARLEE (Children Have All Rights-Legal, Educational, and Emotional) to fill a gap in services for children and youth with behavioral and emotional challenges who were not thriving
CHRIS 180 has been at the forefront of behavioral health and child welfare service delivery since 1981 when the organization was first established as Georgia CHARLEE (Children Have All Rights-Legal, Educational, and Emotional) to fill a gap in services for children and youth with behavioral and emotional challenges who were not thriving in foster homes and needed small specialized group homes. In 1986, the organization recognized another gap in services and created Georgia’s first independent living program to help youth aging out of foster care. Then in 1992, Georgia CHARLEE became CHRIS Homes representing the core values of Creativity, Honor, Respect, Integrity and Safety.
Grab interest
Grab interest
NAMI’s main goals is to ensure that people get help early. Since mental health conditions typically begin during childhood, adolescence or young adulthood, we have compiled essential information and resources intended to help young people get the mental health support they need.
Bring Change to Mind
Monday - Bring Change 2 Mind club members passed out "Encouragemints" in the morning and at lunch.
Tuesday - Club meeting, "Board Games and Breakfast"
Thursday - Gratitude board outside the lunchroom.
Friday - Students are encouraged to wear Teal or Purple to support suicide prevention month.