About tMHFA:
tMHFA is a program developed by the National Council for Mental Health, designed to raise mental health awareness among high school students. Through the program, students learn to recognize the signs of common mental health conditions, addiction, bullying, self-harm, and suicide. They are also taught how to talk about their concerns with trusted adults and how to practice self-care.
Cost: The program costs $12.95 per student, plus a small additional fee. It can be delivered either in-person or virtually.
For more information or to bring tMHFA to your school or after-school program, please complete the contact form below.
Benefits of Bringing MHFA to Your School or Organization:
- Give young people the skills to identify and respond to mental health and substance use challenges, including how to seek the help of a responsible and trusted adult.
- Promote a healthy and happy environment that recognizes the value of physical and mental health.
- Empower teens to open the conversation about mental illnesses and addiction with friends.
- Address the impact of school violence and bullying on mental health.
What Participants Are Saying about tMHFA
