Celebrate the CenTEENial with Us! Following the lead of the Museum of Contemporary American Teenagers and the Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival (July 2-7) in Washington, DC, the Washington County Coalition for
Our nation’s current youth mental health crisis demands action. The Coalition is doing just that. In 2024 alone, the Coalition . . . Organized a 2-part training for local early
The Coalition is recruiting youth in grades 7-12 who are passionate about mental health and wellness to serve on our county-wide Youth Advisory County. Council members will work together to
To address the current youth mental health crisis, the Coalition worked with our partners, the Chris Collins Foundation and University of Rhode Island, Human Development & Family Science Dept., to
Coalition Commemorates World Mental Health Day (Oct 10) with ‘Anxious Nation’ Film Screening & Panel Discussion Film offers intimate insight into mental health crisis among America’s teens With 70 percent
Tele-Behavioral Health Returns to Narragansett Schools for 2nd Year For the second year, Narragansett Middle and High School students can sign up for live video counseling sessions in the most
The next National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is October 28, 10am to 2pm But you don’t have to wait Don’t toss, flush, or keep your unused or expired meds!
The Coalition recently donated children’s books with storylines related to mental health to all 14 Washington County libraries. This is part of the Coalition’s children’s mental health prevention efforts. Expert
We recently completed our series of recommended children’s mental health books for students of all ages. And, with the help of grant funds are donating copies of the books to
In an effort to get ‘Below the Surface’ of youth mental health struggles, an online screening of Ken Burns’ “Hiding in Plain Sight” documentary is planned followed by a panel discussion with
