Mental Health Toolkits

 The Aspire Well-Being Toolkit guides you to your happiness in a safe, supportive space with information, tools, and activities created by experts. Our tools help improve your mental well-being and substance abuse disorders. Our Toolkit can be used by individuals, providers, organizations, communities, countries and employers. 

The Aspire Health Portal and mobile app is your personal, secure portal that empowers you and your family to take charge of your health and well-being with a variety of interactive and supportive health and wellness tools. You now have one portal and app that links you to all of your healthcare apps, tools, and resources.

This mental health toolkit was developed for the LGBTQ+ community, includes Latinx resources, by the California Health & Human Resources Network.

This mental health toolkit was developed by children for children from the Inspiring Children Foundation.

This toolkit is from Mental Health America.

NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, they have some wonderful resources and tools to help you during any mental health treatment or condition.

Research shows that building resiliency and life skills, promoting social connectedness, and encouraging help-seeking and help-giving behaviors in teens and young adults supports their overall well-being, helps them thrive, and protects their emotional health, making it less likely they will fall into unhealthy behaviors. JED uses digital campaigns, the media, and partnerships to engage teens and young adults where they are and in a way they’ll understand.

Mental health consultants provide a range of services and supports to Head Start staff and families.  These toolkits describe evidence-based approaches to promoting young children's social emotional development within center-based programs and preventing the escalation of problem behaviors.  By the Georgetown University Center for Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation group.