Calling all schools!
Connecting Schools to Care IV Students helps schools and districts build their capacity to access and utilize community-based behavioral health resources and empower youth and families while strengthening their trauma-informed mental health programming. Connecticut K-12 schools can apply to participate at three different levels based on their need and capacity.
This toolkit, Connecting Schools to Care IV Students: School Mental Health Resource and Support Guide, provides Connecticut schools and districts with information about the range of mental health resources and supports available to them, along with resources to empower youth and families.
Free technical assistance, training, and support for using these resources and supports is available for Connecticut schools and districts.
Click here to learn more about the CONNECT IV Schools initiative or contact Sarah White at swhite@chdi.org.
Connecting Schools to Care IV Schools information
CHDI serves as the statewide Coordinating Center for Connecting Schools to Care IV Students (CONNECT IV), a four-year grant awarded to the Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF) from the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Grant partners include DCF, CHDI, Carelon Behavioral Health, FAVOR, and The Consultation Center at Yale.
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