Be You: Beyond Blue
Be You builds on the success and experience from five existing programs aimed at promoting social and emotional health and wellbeing for children and young people in the education space: KidsMatter Early Childhood, KidsMatter Primary, MindMatters, Response Ability and headspace School Support. Be You is building on the base of evidence and ten years of experience of these programs.
Approach: Skilling teachers and clinicians.
For more information visit Be You.
NSW School-Link
School-Link works to improve the mental health, wellbeing and resilience of children and young people by forming a connection between health and education in New South Wales.
Through this collaboration between education, health and other services students are supported to achieve improved mental health through early identification, timely access to mental health services and support for education staff and mental health professionals to deliver coordinated care to children and young people with mental health concerns.
Approach: Skilling and supporting all staff and NSW CAMHS Clinicians.
For more information visit NSW Health
Seasons for Growth
This is an Australian early intervention education program for children and young people aged 6-18 years. It is based on the belief that change and loss are part of life, and grief is a normal response to these losses. It is delivered over 8 sessions within small groups.
Approach: Skilling teachers and other school staff.
Schools can access more information on the Student Wellbeing external programs catalogue (staff-only) or the program's website Mackillop Seasons.
Stormbirds
Stormbirds is an Australian evidence-based program delivered within small groups with children and young people aged 6-14 years across 4 sessions. Stormbirds helps children and young people affected by natural disaster by learning and discussing how natural disasters may impact on their lives.
Approach: Skilling teachers and other school staff.
Schools can access more information on the Student Wellbeing external programs catalogue (staff-only) or the program's website Mackillop Seasons.