The Mental Health Mapping Dashboard gives advocates an inside look at what resources are available to students in school districts across the state.
Advocates and students in school districts across North Carolina
From ncchild.org/what-we-do/insights/data/mental-health-mapping-dashboard ↗It also gives us a roadmap to where and how we can expand access to school-based mental health resources so we can improve outcomes for our state's young people and set them up for a lifetime of success.
Please note that due to the size of the Mental Health Mapping Dashboard, it is only accessible by computer.
Healthy students come to school engaged and ready to learn, and that makes providing support and resources critical to their overall success. School-based services and the promotion of healthy activities can fill gaps in communities that otherwise lack access to care, reduce barriers parents face in accessing care for their children, and foster healthier children to improve academic outcomes. However, too many students in North Carolina do not have access to school-based services or opportunities that positively impact their mental health. This matters because the data tells us that our students are in crisis.
Please note that due to the size of the Mental Health Mapping Dashboard, it is only accessible by computer.
For questions or assistance, please reach out to NC Child Data Product Manager Ashtin Crawford at [email protected]
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