Health & Wellness News

Higher education institutions had a difficult year supporting students amidst the pandemic. But some institutions, in particular, have created support specifically for students with experience in foster care and homelessness.

This workshop will explore the current role and effects of grief in college students.

This year’s Mental Health Matters Month theme is #HopeForChange. The activities and messages ground us in the moment, allow us to reflect on the growth we have experienced, and empower us to face change in the future with hope as our guiding principle.

DBSA Depression Support Group for the Sacramento area, but all are welcome! We meet via ZOOM every Tuesday evening at 6:30 PM Pacific time. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/74621961906?pwd=OWduZkhFcHA1aThxTUJrY2VUMjEydz09 Meeting ID: 746 2196 1906 Passcode: Depression

The Health Services Association California Community Colleges annual conference will be hosted every Friday in March 2021.

The fourth annual Undocumented Student Action Week is October 19-23. Undocumented Student Action week is a systemwide campaign to advocate and provide support resources for our undocumented student population.

Are you, or do you know: • a high school senior or recent graduate who is • beginning college for the first time in the fall of 2021, and • someone who has experienced homelessness in the last six years? If so, keep reading to learn how to apply to the SchoolHouse Connection National Scholarship.

Now through March 1, The Jed Foundation is accepting applications for our 2021 Student Voice of Mental Health Award.

Este seminario web gratuito presentará “El Rotafolio” basado en la campaña estatal para la prevención del suicido titulado “Reconocer las Señales”. /// This free webinar offers the “El Rotafolio” presentation based on the statewide suicide prevention campaign: Know the Signs, for the Spanish speaking community.

Save the date for the third (virtual) MHWA support meeting!