Central Valley School-Based Health Services Coalition
We convene school-based health care providers and advocates from across the Central Valley to share best practices and support expansion of school-based health centers.
Central Valley School-Based Health Coalition meetings are a great place to learn about building partnerships, increasing service utilization, working better with schools, and other questions you may have about starting and expanding primary and mental health care for students at school.
Central Valley Mental Health Workshops
The California School-Based Health Alliance is proud to announce our School-Based Mental Health Best Practices Training Series for educators, clinicians, school-based health providers, and other professionals working with young people in the Central Valley.
Please save the dates below. Registration to come soon.
Tuesday, September 24th 4-7pm
School Staff Wellness Strategies
Guest speaker: Kelley Knoche
Wednesday, November 13th 4-7pm
Best Practices in School Mental Health Referral Pathways
Guest speaker: Dr. Megan O’Malley, CSU Sacramento
Wednesday, December 4th 4-7pm
Suicide Assessment & Intervention in School Settings
Guest speaker: Cristina Rita, MA, Crisis Support Services of Alameda County
For more information please contact Heather Berg at heberg@mail.fresnostate.edu.
Central Valley Convenings
Registration is now open for our upcoming convening for the Central Valley on trauma-informed approaches and mental health!
Learn more about this event and past Central Valley convenings
Early Childhood Initiative
This collaborative increase the impact of school-based health centers (SBHCs) on advancing early childhood development and third grade readiness for children in the region by:
- Establishing a vision to promote student success by the third grade in partnership with schools, medical providers, and community organizations.
- Sharing strategies with medical providers and educators to support at-risk students from kindergarten to third grade.
- Helping school health staff engage parents and children to promote early childhood academic success.
We welcome early childhood providers from both Tulare and Fresno Counties to join with SBHCs from the Central Valley to participate in this collaborative.
ALL IN: Health Care for Early Learners, a project of The Children’s Partnership and California Coverage & Health Initiatives, helps early learning and care providers to connect the children, families, and employees they serve to coverage. Visit www.allinforhealth.org/earlylearners for tools and resources.