Comprehensive Student Support Program for Mental Health and Wellness
Providing a wide range of no-cost services to students and families, the program focuses on drug/alcohol prevention, suicide prevention, character building, bullying prevention, and more. Through initiatives like teaching Botvin Life Skills, implementing suicide prevention curriculum, and offering support resources, the program aims to create a positive and safe school climate for students. Future plans include sustaining alcohol/drug prevention efforts with AARC funding. For more information, contact Emily Robinson Johnson or Lisa Dixon.
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S.T.A.N.D. STUDENTS TAKING A NEW DIRECTION
DATA TOTALS JANUARY 2014-MARCH 2019 Drug/Alcohol prevention in health classes: 7750 2018/2019 1273 students Life Lines Suicide Prevention: 2836 2018/2019 1574 students Individual referrals to STAND: 1627 Small group 2-20 students per group (skills building or peer leader): 183 groups Move 2 Stand and Anti-bully/positive school climate presentations : 994
SERVICES-NO COST TO STUDENTS/FAMILIES Teach Botvin Life Skills in Health Classes (IC and HS) Alcohol/drug use education/prevention curriculum Teaching character building in classrooms Bullying prevention/Move 2 Stand Teaching Life Lines 8thgrade-12thgrade Suicide prevention curriculum for students Teaching dating violence curriculum Teaching anger management/coping skills Small group skill building Self-esteem groups Small group peer leadership Participate in SAT meetings Individual skill building Offer resources Support Varies based on needs/requests of each school Referral to other supports (either in school or community) Youth Mental Health First Aid for school staff
FUTURE Continue to teach alcohol/drug prevention and suicide prevention curriculum in health classes AARC funding (Alcohol and Addictions Resource Center)
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Emily Robinson Johnson Manager of Community Partnerships 574-283-1234 Ext. 9017 emily.robinson@oaklawn.org Lisa Dixon, Team Leader STAND program 574-283-1234 Ext. 9159 lisa.dixon@oaklawn.org
