Explore these resources related to youth, mental health, and Catholic schools. This list was composed by the Catholic School Mental Health Collaborative and the inclusion of an item on the list should not be seen as endorsement of the product by either the Collaborative or NCPD.

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Curriculum
  • Growing with God

    The curriculum of each grade fosters children’s social and emotional learning while giving them strategies to keep themselves safe and recognize signs of danger.

  • Healthy Relationships

    Available for grade 6, 7, and 8, Healthy Relationships is a five-lesson, interactive program that leverages storytelling with student self-reflections to solidify the tactics and hard work of building and maintaining trust— as well as recognizing when trust is compromised.

  • Mental Health and Wellness for Catholic Schools: Emotions, Resiliency, Belonging, and Dignity of the Whole by Eastern Ontario Catholic Curriculum Corporation

    Grades 1, 3, 4, 6, 8    Grades 2, 5, 7    Grades 9, 10

  • Mental Health and High School Curriculum Guide

  • Raised in Grace: Arise

    Curriculum which invites middle and high school students to actively participate in understanding and growing their own minds, helping them develop secure relationships, a strong sense of agency, and the ability to reflect on their own thoughts and emotions.

  • Raised in Grace: Secure in Grace

    Curriculum which aims to invite students in grades 4-6 to know and participate in their own neurodevelopment.

  • Sanctuary Youth Series

    Video series centered on the pressing questions that young people are asking about faith and mental health. It provides space to engage these questions and start important conversations in youth ministries and church communities.

  • Wholehearted

    A resource focused on the impact life's painful experiences have on mental health.

  • Whole Human Challenge

    Helps Catholic high schools respond to the student mental health crisis with a faithful, year-long wellness curriculum rooted in a Catholic understanding of the human person and evidence-informed care.

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