For immediate assistance: Contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Programs
Programs
The tools, resources and programs that support our model are used by over 1,500 colleges across the country. Highlights include:
Training programs and tools that have helped over 5,000 campus professionals identify and support at-risk students.
Expert guided resources on critical issues including strategic planning and the legalities of student mental health accessed by over 10,000 campus professionals.
Ulifeline, an online resource offering campus-specific resources for getting help and an anonymous screening tool that has been used by over 250,000 students.
The Peabody-Award winning Half of Us campaign that reaches over 10 million students and 20 million households with on-air and online elements that decrease stigma and increase help-seeking.
The Transition Year, a program that helps campuses, parents and students navigate the transition into college with a focus on emotional health.
Love is Louder, a social networking campaign and grassroots movement that helps students and campuses create connectedness and encourage help-seeking.
See ten years of The Jed Foundation's milestones.
Programs
- Campus Teams Resource
- CampusMHAP
- CampusMHAP Webinars
- Community Implementation Capacity Study (CICS)
- Emotional Health 101 Video
- Framework for Developing Institutional Protocols for the Acutely Distressed or Suicidal College Student
- Jerry Greenspan Student Voice of Mental Health Award
- More Jed Foundation Programs
- Parents Online Tools and Advice
- Safeguarding Your Students Against Suicide
- Student Mental Health and the Law
- Studying Abroad: Identifying Students at Risk
- Suicide Risk Trainings
- Transition Year
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