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“NACCHO believes empowering communities to address behavioral health issues upstream, with a public health approach emphasizing early intervention strategies, is critical. We are excited to launch the Behavioral Health 360 partnership to help bring CredibleMind’s digital self-care platform to communities, enabling our members to expand behavioral health access rapidly and effectively, while combatting the stigma often associated with mental health.”
Digital Mental Health Platform
Our turnkey, co-branded online solution promotes mental health awareness and proactive community engagement. It fosters preventive measures, early intervention, self-care, and screening.
Benchmark Reporting
Gain real-time insights on your community’s mental health needs and opportunities with analytics.
Best Practice Sharing
Engage with a lively network of like-minded professionals, all committed to the common goal of improving public mental health and wellbeing. Join in to create a vibrant ecosystem of shared learning and mutual support.
Grant Opportunities
NACCHO members have access to various grants to finance their participation in Behavioral Health 360 initiatives. Complete the application below to start the process.
Watch the Announcement Replay
This short video from Lori Tremmel Freeman, NACCHO CEO, and Deryk Van Brunt, DrPH, CEO of CredibleMind and Clinical Professor at UC Berkeley describes how local public health leaders can address the national mental health crisis.
As we respond to the national mental health crisis, public health leaders are empowered by NACCHO’s Behavioral Health 360 program. Using innovative digital platforms, data insights, a community of shared learning, and grant opportunities, together we are forging a future where mental health and wellbeing are prioritized, cultivating healthier, more resilient communities for everyone.
Prevention. Early intervention. Triage.
In 15 minutes we can share how the Behavioral Health 360 program offers an immersive and empowering digital-first approach for actionable mental health self-care and triage.
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ZDialer CallCoalition Efficiency: Uniting for Success
Often, community problems or issues (such as mental and behavioral health) are too large and complex for any one agency or organization to tackle. Putting together a coalition of schools, businesses, government, community organizations, or other affected groups can be an effective way to make an impact and achieve common goals.
About NACCHO
We’re excited to partner with NACCHO to serve as the backbone for the Behavioral Health 360 program. For local public health officials, NACCHO is the premier source of learning, knowledge, and future-oriented research. It provides resources, education, ideas, and advocacy to enhance the voice and visibility of the critical role that local health departments play in keeping our communities healthy and safe. To learn more about getting involved, visit naccho.org/
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