Youth Mental Health

Social Causes: Youth Mental Health, Crisis Response, Chronic Illness

Designed with input from licensed therapists, our Youth Mental Health programs empower students and grownups alike to overcome stress and anxiety through simple daily feel-good habits, while turning these habits into doing good for themselves and their community.

 Program Offerings

Wellness Peer Leadership 

Boost the capacity of your School Wellness team by training cohorts of upper elementary Service Peer Leaders who learn how to guide mindfulness and social-emotional learning (SEL) practices for younger-aged peers. This program builds leadership skills, strengthens student retention of wellness habits through teaching, while promoting a positive school climate. 

Peace & Wellness Kits

Engage student groups in meaningful service to create and distribute peace and wellness kits for children and families in need. This program integrates seamlessly into school clubs, classrooms, or after-school programs.

Family Engagement Program

Train family liaisons, school leaders and student peer leaders to facilitate afterschool and weekend family service projects or integrate feel good, do good stations into your existing family programs. 

All programs include: 

  • Curriculum Access — Lessons on food systems, nutrition, and food justice, plus service projects addressing local food insecurity

  • Coaching & Guided Integration — Collaborative sessions with school staff to localize and guide program implementation and integrate evaluation tools seamlessly, ensuring authentic, meaningful experiences

  • Community Partner Coordination — Logistics and planning for field trips and service projects managed for organized, impactful engagement

“I’ve spoken to groups before, but this felt different. The younger kids were actively listening, and engaging. I saw the joy in their eyes and how they admired the kids from Pine Hollow. The longer we did it the more I felt comfortable, and it progressively influenced the kids around us as well. They slowly also became confident.“  

– Service Peer Leader, Pine Hollow Middle School, Mt Diablo Unified School District