Special Feature

Grant Makers in Health (GIH) Highlights TeenScreen


GIH published an issue paper entitled, “Promoting Children’s Mental Health,” which highlights the TeenScreen Program as a model program for early intervention, providing mental health screening in schools.

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Monroe, LA

Read the story of one local TeenScreen program developed by a mother hoping to prevent future tragedies.
TeenScreen is currently being offered by communities in over 450 locations in 43 states. Read More.

Local TeenScreen Programs

Put your communty on the map and become part of a growing national public health initiative. 

Click here to learn more about starting a local TeenScreen program in your community.

  • Learn more about Mental Health Check-ups for Youth
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TeenScreen's State Resource Center

State Resource Center

Where does your state rank?

Access up-to-date mental health and youth suicide statistics from all fifty states in TeenScreen's State Resource Center.

Setting the Record Straight

Get your questions answered

Find the facts and answers to commonly asked questions about the Columbia University TeenScreen Program. Read More.