Project Cal-Well in Stanislaus County trained 1,750 mental health workforce members and more than 12,000 non-workforce individuals between fall 2019 and December 2023¶
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q2 i? SCOE's Cal-Well training sessions reached 1,750 individuals in the mental health workforce and more than 12,000 individuals outside it. → WestEd 2024
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WestEd 2024¶
WestEd. (2024). Stanislaus County Office of Education: Project Cal-Well Journey. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED655972
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Program evaluation brief reporting participation counts for SCOE mental health training sessions for students and school staff; counts are descriptive reach figures with no effect sizes. The brief states it "trained 1,750 individuals in the mental health workforce."
"From fall 2019 through December 2023, Project Cal-Well trained 1,750 individuals in the mental health workforce and more than 12,000 individuals who were not in the mental health workforce."
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Related Claims¶
- DNUSD trained 184 mental health workforce members and 757 non-workforce individuals in mental health prevention and awareness strategies from fall 2020 through December 2023 — related
- Project Cal-Well training at SCOE reached 833 mental health workforce members and 3,104 individuals outside the workforce — related
- Cohort 2 partners trained more than 155,000 Californians outside the mental health workforce and nearly 25,000 within it in identifying and addressing student mental health needs — a broader claim this one bears on
- The NAMI On Campus initiative in Stanislaus County grew from a couple of campuses to 20 high schools, 6 middle schools, and 1 university club with more than 500 mental health champions — related
- SCOE supported 3,000 educators in almost 200 schools in receiving SEL training through RULER since 2019 — related
- Through Project Cal-Well, SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships to improve school-based mental health services — related
- NAMI On Campus Club participants reported high confidence in their clubs' impact, with 72–100% agreement across survey items — related
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Project Cal-Well in Stanislaus County trained 1,750 mental health workforce members and more than 12,000 non-workforce individuals between fall 2019 and December 2023 |
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Project Cal-Well in Stanislaus County trained 1,750 mental health workforce members and more than 12,000 non-workforce individuals between fall 2019 and December 2023 |
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