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Mental Health Resources

In light of the challenges many of us face, we want to acknowledge the impact this disaster has had on our lives. Grief can manifest in many ways, and it’s important to remember that you don’t have to navigate these difficult emotions alone. To support you, listed below are resources to guide your conversations with children.

Whether you’re coping with loss, trauma, or any other emotional challenges, help is within reach. Here are some key resources:

  • These attached guides are useful tools to help guide your discussions with your children about the recent wildfires and devastation. Important information about common reactions in children in the aftermath of wildfires are also listed.
  • BrightLife Kids: A CalHope app by Brightline providing mental health and caregiving support tailored to children aged 0-12 years old and their families. BrightLife Kids is available free of charge and can be shared as a resource to caregivers and families experiencing stress. 
  • Soluna App: California’s mental health app is designed for ages 13-25 and offers emotional health resources. Completely free and confidential for California teens and young adults. Always.
  • Never a Bother: Launched in 2024 by the California Department of Public Health’s Office of Suicide Prevention, this free campaign aims to prevent suicide and reduce self-harm among teens and young adults in California. 
  • Hazel Health is a PUSD partner that offers students free virtual physical and mental health services (English, Spanish
  • Our House Grief Support Center: The OUR HOUSE mission is to provide the community with grief support services, education, resources, and hope.

National Mental Health Crisis Hotlines: 

Please remember that it’s okay to seek help and that you’re not alone in this process. We are here for each other as a community, and we are committed to supporting you through this difficult time. Take care of yourselves and one another.