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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Mental Health Awareness Training Grant
About Mental Health Awareness and Training Grant
The Southern Gateway Resilience Coalition (SGRC) is a newly formed program funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) established with the purpose of training individuals in identifying and responding to signs of mental health issues in others. Using state of art technology, the SRGC will attempt to push mental health awareness to the next level in Southern Wisconsin, so that no adult, child, or teenager feels like they’re alone with their struggles.
Why Should We Care?
Mental health awareness is quickly becomingone of America's most talked about movements, and for good reason. There are far too many affected by mental health problems, and not enough people to correctly recognize these problems and help those suffering from them, and the scary part about mental health is that anyone can be negatively affected by it and for a multitude of reasons. This leads to terrible outcomes such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, body dysmorphia, or in extreme cases suicide and even school shootings.
Mental health awareness is quickly becoming one of Americas most talked about movements, and for good reason. There are far too many affected by mental health problems, and not enough people to correctly recognize these problems and help those suffering from them, and the scary part about mental health is that anyone can be negatively affected by it and for a multitude of reasons. This leads to terrible outcomes such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, body dysmorphia, or in extreme cases suicide and even school shootings.
Hear What Other School Communities Are Saying!
“Not only was the program easy to use, but the topics talked about were very insightful.” - Valentina Aceto
“The dialogue, especially in the Friend2Friend module, is surprisingly relatable to what I say in everyday interactions with my own friends.” -Grayson Becker
“I do think that the training gave a lot of helpful and useful information. I enjoyed the visual explanations, and it kept me engaged." -Olivia Bambach
Frequently Asked Questions
- When I click on the course button, it shows a big Google Chrome logo instead of the module.
- This happens because your browser does not support Kognito, please use either Google Chrome or Firefox.
- I tried accessing Kognito on my phone, but nothing happened, why?
- Kognito does not have phone support but will work great on a laptop or desk computer.
- Does these courses work with a screen reader?
- No, these courses are not compatible with any type of screen reader, however subtitles are available for both the videos and simulations.
Yes! Through this training you will learn useful skills and conventions that can be used to identify warning signs in others and navigate a conversation about their mental health with them, even if they are not a student.
If you know a school district or anyone who might be interested in this program, please contact (Insert whatever) for a more detailed explanation of how to get involved.