COVID Coach App
Free app designed to provide coping tools and support resources to help during the COVID-19 pandemic. Government-developed (US Department of Veterans Affairs).
Source: US Dept. of Veterans Affairs
Health & Wellness Resources
These health and wellness resources are an extensive, curated collection of tools and resources. The library includes external resources as well as resources that were developed under CCC Health & Wellness or submitted by the colleges. Search by keyword, topic, and/or audience.Showing 20 resources of 635 resources found.
COVID Distance Learning Strategies For Students, By Students
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way students and teachers alike must navigate the world of education. Distance learning, while providing a safer environment in many communities, also has presented challenges for students, especially those experiencing homelessness. We at SchoolHouse … read more
Source: SchoolHouse Connection
COVID-19 and Your Mental Health
Experts share their insights on managing mental and emotional health in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic.
Source: Everyday Health
COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Californians
Compiled by CIYJA staff, the resource guide includes general information on COVID-19, statewide resources, and regional resources.
Source: California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance
Crisis Assessment, Intervention & Response Plan PDF
This booklet provides a framework for those who may encounter a troubled student or employee and identify helpful resources.
Source: Cerritos College
Culture and Community: Suicide Prevention Resources for Native American Communities
This compilation of resources includes the recording of the Nov. 13, 2014 webinar describing “Culture and Community”, “Native Communities of Care”, and more. These resources present an annotated and illustrated collection of culturally relevant and responsive suicide prevention social marketing … read more
Source: Each Mind Matters
Culture and Community: Suicide Prevention Resources for Native Americans in California
Developed by the “Know the Signs,” California’s statewide suicide prevention campaign, contains social marketing and messaging materials.
Source: California Mental Health Services Authority
DACA Decision and What it Means for Higher Education
Experts from the I, Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) and the Immigrant Legal Defense (ILD) will share more the about the Supreme Court decision, its impact on DACA recipients, next steps recipients can take in light of the decision, and … read more
Source: Foundation for California Community Colleges
Data Collection Tool
The Data Collection Tool (DCT) is a document developed by members of the Threat Assessment Regional Evaluation Team (TARGET), consisting of representatives from academia, mental health care, and local, state, and federal law enforcement. The DCT was designed for Institutes … read more
Source: Institutes of Higher Education
Data on Youth Homelessness in California
This data dashboard provides insights on youth experiencing homelessness in California. It includes data about students, families, and beds dedicated to youth experiencing homelessness.
Source: California Research Bureau
Deep Poverty Initiative Challenge
The APA Deep Poverty Initiative establishes ongoing collaboration between psychological science and the public and private sectors through advocacy efforts, user-friendly science-based resources and partnerships to effect population-level change. APA produced five videos to support critical thinking about deep poverty, … read more
Source: American Psychological Association
Defining and Unpacking the Social Determinants of Health and Health Equity – A Culture of Health Webinar
The National Academies report Communities in Action: Pathways to Health Equity identified 9 social determinants of health and how these determinants impact our health and the health of our communities. The report also defined health equity as the state in … read more
Source: National Institute of Medicine
Depression
This page provides information about depression, including signs and symptoms and ways to get help. ULifeline focuses on college mental health.
Source: ULifeline
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)
DBSA offers both in-person and online support groups. As independent affiliates of DBSA in their communities, DBSA chapters offer nearly 650 peer-run support groups. They have groups for individuals with depression and bipolar disorder, parents of people with mood disorders, … read more
Source: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance has meetings throughout California. Currently, most are meeting online via Zoom. These meetings are great for those struggling with anxiety, Major Depressive Disorder as well as Bipolar Disorder. Most people attending these groups are over … read more
Source: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)
Depression Screening Test
This self-test offered by Mental Health America can help you determine whether you are experiencing depression.
Source: Mental Health America
Depression Screening Tool (Spanish)
Spanish-language Patient Health Questionnaire PHQ-9.
Source: SAMHSA
Destigmatizing Mental Health in Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities
Suicide is the leading cause of death for Asian American and Pacific Islander youth aged 12-19 years old.
Developing and Sustaining Referral Sources
Developed based on work directly with community colleges, this matrix provides an outline to develop and sustain community referrals for colleges.
Source: CCC SMHP
Digital mental health support for youth, young adults, and families.
A groundbreaking new program providing free, safe, and confidential mental health support for young people and families