South Park: Holidays are for Mental Health Awareness
South Park High School used holidays to their advantage their first year in Stand Together, planning events around less busy...
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Stand Together is a student-to-student initiative that inspires and equips youth to take action against stigma associated with mental illness and substance use disorders. Allegheny County’s Office of Behavioral Health is engaging area middle and high school students throughout Allegheny County by providing anti-stigma training and service learning experiences. Students work to ‘stand together’ to increase education and awareness, increase social inclusion, and encourage adolescents to talk to an adult if they are concerned about their own or another student’s mental health.
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One out of five youth have a mental illness or substance use disorder. Stigma and discrimination can have a devastating effect on them. They are our friends, family, fellow students, co-workers, and neighbors. The good news is people can and do recover from mental illness and substance use disorders and lead satisfying productive lives. If you are living with a mental illness, know someone who is, or just want to help, take our pledge to help end stigma.
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WHHS Wolverines Are Working to End Stigma
Woodland Hills High School joined Stand Together for the first time this year. Their new principal, Dr. Woods, was previously...
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CAPA’s got ‘The Real Tea’ about Mental & Substance Use Disorders
The Stand Together team at CAPA high school hosted their second event after kicking off the year with in-class student...
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