Creating Awareness –
Empowering Students
Since 2018, Project AWARE has trained 25,800+ educators and provided 357,000+ mental health assessments to students across Indiana. Through Project AWARE, we are establishing sustainable infrastructure for school-based mental health programs and services in every corner of our state by:
Since 2018, Project AWARE has trained 25,800+ educators and provided 357,000+ mental health assessments to students across Indiana. Through Project AWARE, we are establishing sustainable infrastructure for school-based mental health programs and services in every corner of our state by:
Increasing awareness of youth mental health
Providing mental health training to school personnel
Connecting youth and their families with mental health services
Reducing stigma associated with mental health
Advocating for sustainable mental health awareness practices for educators, youth, and their families
Project Aware
Making an Impact
1Dataset compiled and provided by Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation
Supporting Students
In Action
Through Project AWARE, school systems are creating mental health-focused initiatives that help in establishing safe and supportive environments for students. These efforts are making a true impact toward prioritizing student well-being.
Through Project AWARE, school systems are creating mental health-focused initiatives that help in establishing safe and supportive environments for students. These efforts are making a true impact toward prioritizing student well-being.
Indiana Project Aware
Lessons Learned
Project AWARE is committed to the ongoing evaluation of programs and initiatives across Indiana. The following guide covers lessons learned through our partnerships and school-based initiatives. We hope this information will help other communities working toward enhancing mental wellness initiatives in schools.
Project AWARE is committed to the ongoing evaluation of programs and initiatives across Indiana. The following guide covers lessons learned through our partnerships and school-based initiatives. We hope this information will help other communities working toward enhancing mental wellness initiatives in schools.
