Bring Change to Mind High School Program
Student-led club program reducing mental-illness stigma, with a $500 annual club grant.
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Active Minds High School Chapter Network
A national network of 500+ peer-led mental health advocacy chapters, including high school chapters, where students raise awareness, reduce stigma, and organize campus mental health initiatives.
Alameda Family Services Youth Advisory Board
A youth advisory board run through Alameda Family Services' school-based health centers, where Alameda Unified School District high school students identify and address topics such as mental health, sexual health, healthy relationships, and body image.
Hope Squad
A school-based peer-to-peer suicide prevention program in which students nominated by classmates are trained in QPR and warning-sign recognition to identify and support at-risk peers; active in over 1,600 U.S. and Canadian schools.
Mentis Napa Teens Connect
A Napa County program in which teens serve as youth mental health advocates, engaging in wellness projects, workshops, and peer support activities, including a Summer 2026 small-group series at the Mentis Wellness Campus.
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
The nation's premier youth health and safety organization, operating student-led high school chapters that run peer education and advocacy programming on substance use prevention, traffic safety, and personal health decision-making.
UCSF SEP Teen Wellness Summit on Mental Health
A free one-day mental health summit at UCSF's Mission Bay campus for about 150 Bay Area teens in grades 9-12, featuring a keynote, breakout sessions on brain science, mindfulness, and anxiety, a resource fair, and student speakers; the 2026 summit runs March 21.