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Job Corps centers have a unique opportunity to promote mental health and provide students with mental health-related education. Centers provide mental health promotion to students during the Career Preparation Period, and the Career Development, and Transition periods.
Forms & Documents
General
2024 MH-Related National Observances
New
Mental Health Promotion
Health Education Curriculum
HE Curriculum:
Emotional and Social Well Being (Social and Emotional Learning)
— November 2013
CPP Lesson Plan:
Introduction to the Mental Health and Wellness Program
— March 2024
Updated
CPP PowerPoint:
Introduction to the Mental Health and Wellness Program
— September 2022
New Hire Orientation on Student Mental Health Services and Referrals: Brief Introduction from the CMHC
Brochures and Handouts
Be a Friend
— Student brochure (Adobe PDF; requires double-sided printing)
Cope UP! — Positive Coping Card for Students
— November 2022
Coping with the COVID-19 Virus Outbreak
(PDF format)
Sleep . . . Are you getting Enough?
brochure
Staying on Top of Stress
brochure
Ho Ho Uh Oh! How to Cope with the Holiday Blues
Joseph Grillo, Ph.D., Center Mental Health Consultant, Long Beach JCC
Web Resources
Printed Materials
Remember there are many free resources available to get printed materials either to give to students during an event or have available on center. Check out a few below:
SAMHSA — SAMHSA has
downloadable and printable content
including wallet cards, magnets, stickers, comic books, brochures related to mental health and the
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
.
National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH) — NIMH offers
brochures and fact sheets
on mental health disorders and related topics for patients and their families, health professionals, and the public. Printed materials can be ordered free of charge. Brochures and fact sheets are also offered in digital formats and are available in English and Spanish.
TIP: Only ordering 1 or 2 copies of each brochure is allowed, but when you get to the end of the checkout process, there will be a text box where you can write a comment. Write something like “I am a mental health consultant for ___ Job Corps Center. We are having a health fair, and would like to have 100 copies of each brochure. Thank you.”
Job Corps Safety Hotline — Order posters, wallet cards, Fentanyl awareness posters, and download graphics that can be used to promote the
Job Corps safety hotline
.
Downloadable Materials
NAMI - NAMI has
downloadable fact sheets
related to mental health warning signs, helping others who are struggling, and statistics related to mental health diagnosis and treatment.
Mental Health America — MHA develops several annual toolkits with fact sheets, worksheets, graphics and information that can be shared with others.
Mental Health Awareness Month
: Observed in May
BIPOC Mental Health Month
: Observed in July
Back to School
: Sent out in August/September
Webinars
Using Social Media to Engage Students in Promoting Positive Mental Health
and
Using Social Media to Promote Mental Health
— September 26, 2022
Making Mental Health Groups Work in Job Corps
— September 7, 2022
Slides with audio
Note: The Webex ARF player is required to playback the recording.
Download ARF player
Google Classroom for Mental Health
(slides w/ audio) — July 1, 2020
Handouts:
Hangouts Meet Quick Start
;
Google Classroom: Teachers Quick Reference Guide
Virtual Learning and Mental Health
— May 27 & 29, 2020
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