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¶
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q2 i? During the grant period, Cohort 2 partners trained more than 155,000 Californians not in the mental health workforce and nearly 25,000 in the workforce in best practices for identifying students needing mental health interventions and strategies to address their needs. → Project Cal-Well: Building Sustainable School-Based Mental Health Systems 2024
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Project Cal-Well: Building Sustainable School-Based Mental Health Systems 2024¶
Project Cal-Well: Building Sustainable School-Based Mental Health Systems. (2024). WestEd. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED655927
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Mental Health Training section reports grant-period training counts, including coordinated Youth Mental Health First Aid sessions statewide and LEA-offered staff trainings on staff wellness, suicide prevention, and student-led clubs. Descriptive counts only.
"the Cohort 2 Project Cal-Well partners trained more than 155,000 Californians who were not in the mental health workforce and nearly 25,000 who were in the mental health workforce"
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Related Claims¶
- Cohort 2 Project Cal-Well schools served more than 21,000 students in 40 schools across five counties — related
- 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 — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- 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 — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- Project Cal-Well training at SCOE reached 833 mental health workforce members and 3,104 individuals outside the workforce — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- Mental Health First Aid training improved school staff mental health knowledge, attitudes and confidence in helping colleagues — related
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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 |
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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 |
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