Empowering

Healthier Frequencies

Through Project AWARE Indiana, more school districts are getting the necessary tools and support to Change the Frequency surrounding mental health awareness and education. Partnering with schools to implement these resources allows for early identification of mental health concerns, which is key to successful long-term outcomes.

Through Project AWARE Indiana, more school districts are getting the necessary tools and support to Change the Frequency surrounding mental health awareness and education. Partnering with schools to implement these resources allows for early identification of mental health concerns, which is key to successful long-term outcomes.

Project AWARE

through the years

As part of our collective commitment, demonstration sites continue being developed in socioeconomically diverse school districts. Starting with three school districts in 2018, Project AWARE Indiana has now expanded to 19 districts:

Project Aware I

2018

Project Aware I

2020

Project Aware II

2021

Project Aware III

2022

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Project Aware I

2018

Project Aware I

2020

Project Aware II

2021

Project Aware III

2022

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Current Cohort

Project AWARE II

Katrina Barhydt

Counselor
Elkhart Community Schools
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Renee Hood

Project AWARE Coordinator
Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community Schools
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Current Cohort

Project AWARE III

Erica Garrity

Wellness Coordinator
Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation
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Emily Burton

Director of Leadership Development
KIPP Indy Public Schools
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Anne Wodetzki

Director of Prevention, Intervention, Mental Health and Wellness

La Porte Community
School Corporation

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Elvery Tinsley

Project AWARE Mental Health & Wellness Grant Coordinator
MSD of Pike Township
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Resources

For more resources to Change the Frequency, check out the Project AWARE Resources page.

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