Disabled American Veterans
Non-profit organization that offers community outreach services and advocacy for disabled veterans.
Source: DAV
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.
Disrupting Food Insecurity
Urban.org created a Data dashboard by county with 2017 date on food insecurity and other data points of relevance to California’s community colleges. This dashboard equips counties with data about their food insecurity levels and related risk factors, identifies cross-cutting … read more
Source: Urban.org
Disruptive Student Behavior Incident Report Form (San Bernardino Valley College)
This sample report form includes space to provide information about the incident as well as useful hints based on campus policies.
Source: San Bernardino Valley College
District Approaches to Supports and Funding for Students Experiencing Homelessness
A space for students to connect with one another to strengthen their well-being and support network across the state of California.
Source: Learning Policy Institute
Do Eating Disorders Increase the Risk of Suicide?
Like so many mental health conditions, eating disorders are on the rise. Between 2013 and 2021, eating disorder risk rose 13% among college students. There’s a lot of new research about what contributes to eating disorders and the most effective … read more
Source: The JED Foundation
Doctor Clinic-Nurse Referral Form
This is a sample referral form (Word document) for referring students to health services.
Source: Modesto
Documentary film series on transition-age youth
This 4-part documentary film, Understanding Transition Age Youth, was developed in collaboration with partners in the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) and ReMoved Films. This film will serve as a useful awareness raising and educational resource for young people, … read more
Source: Child Trauma Assessment, Services and Interventions (CCTASI), Northwestern University
Drugs of Abuse
Learn the facts about the most commonly abused drugs. Each drug page includes a brief overview, street and clinical names, the effects of the drug on the brain and body, statistics and trends, and relevant publications and articles written by … read more
Source: NIDA
Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction
Booklet on drug addiction, including its effects on the brain and new approaches to preventing and treating the disease.
Source: NIDA
Each Mind Matters Toolkit – Suicide Prevention Week 2019
Each Mind Matters: California’s Mental Health Movement created the 2019 kit to help community organizations, schools, and individuals raise suicide awareness during Suicide Prevention Week. The theme of the kit this year is Finding Purpose: Taking Care of Ourselves and … read more
Source: Each Mind Matters
Early Alert Priority Pass
This one-page referral form was developed to help connect students to needed services on campus across a variety of departments.
Source: Butte College
Eating Disorders Are on the Rise: Here’s How Educators Can Help Their Students
During the pandemic, eating disorder helpline calls increased by as much as 80% while the number of hospitalizations for adolescents with eating disorders more than doubled. Educators are often the first to identify signs of trouble in children and teenagers, … read more
Source: The JED Foundation
Editable “Know Your Rights” Flyers
“Know Your Rights” flyers can help get the word out about the rights of students experiencing homelessness, while also helping parents and youth understand how sharing their situation can increase access to and stability in school. SchoolHouse Connection created simple … read more
Source: SchoolHouse Connection
Educational Rights of Migrant & Immigrant Students
Many immigrant students and families experience homelessness upon arrival to the United States. Often, they are fleeing violence or natural disasters in other countries. Initially, they may stay with family or acquaintances due to the loss of their housing and/or … read more
Source: SchoolHouse Connection
Emergency Housing, Food, & Financial Resources for Undergraduates at California’s Public Colleges and Universities
CHYP compiled information from the websites of 50 of the state’s 114 California Community College campuses, all 23 California State University campuses, and all 9 University of California campuses. With the aim of empowering undergraduate students experiencing basic needs insecurity, … read more
Source: CHYP
Emotional Wellness+ COVID-19 Resources for Students
California Community Colleges Health & Wellness collated these resources to help college faculty, staff, administrators, and students support their mental health, health, basic needs, and wellness. Please check back often as we will keep this list updated with new resources. … read more
Source: Various
Empathy Support for Loss
Empathy is here to help you with everything that comes next after death of the loved one. We guide and support you along your journey of loss, giving you the tools to navigate and prioritize every task.
Empowering mental well-being: the intersection of AI and student mental health
Artificial Intelligence has the capability to analyze user interactions and identify signs of distress, anxiety, or depression.
Engaging Young People in a Virtual World
This resource offers practical tips for service providers to more effectively utilize technology to engage with youth. Also included are important considerations for ensuring young people’s physical, social, and emotional safety on virtual platforms. Learn more
Source: Youth Collaboratory
Enhancing College Student Sleep: Programming Strategies That Could Work on Your Campus
PowerPoint presentation and training notes on sleep in college, including strategies for student services to promote better sleeping.
Source: University of St. Thomas