Through Project Cal-Well, SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships to improve school-based mental health services¶
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q2 i? SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships aimed at reducing stigma, expanding direct care services, and supporting family education. → Sacramento County Office of Education: Transforming Schools Into Centers of Wellness 2024
Evidence¶
Sacramento County Office of Education: Transforming Schools Into Centers of Wellness 2024¶
Sacramento County Office of Education: Transforming Schools Into Centers of Wellness. (2024). WestEd. https://www.centersofwellness.scoe.net/our-work#collectiveimpact
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Program documentation brief reporting partnership counts under Project Cal-Well. The brief states SCOE "established or renewed 70 community partnerships," aimed to reduce stigma and expand direct care services and family education, and notes partnerships nurtured the School Based Mental Health and Wellness Path; no outcome evaluation is printed.
"Through Project Cal-Well, SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships to improve school-based mental health services and programs."
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Related Claims¶
- SCOE supported 3,000 educators in almost 200 schools in receiving SEL training through RULER since 2019 — related
- Project Cal-Well training at SCOE reached 833 mental health workforce members and 3,104 individuals outside the workforce — related
- 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 — related
- From 2019 through 2023, Cohort 2 LEAs reported 13,262 students received mental health services after a referral — related
- 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
- School-based mental health supports benefit students, but staffing ratios and service availability fall far short of recommendations — 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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Through Project Cal-Well, SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships to improve school-based mental health services |
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Through Project Cal-Well, SCOE established or renewed 70 community partnerships to improve school-based mental health services |
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