Supporting student well-being in Washington.

A lifeline to behavioral health services for student well-being and success.

Built for all students

Whether insured or uninsured, we make it easy for students from all backgrounds to access behavioral and mental health services.

We work with schools to set-up evidence-based screening, assessment, and referral pathways to health and social services.

A HIPAA-and FERPA-compliant online application is used to quickly submit student referrals, match them with services, and track their progress.

The Student Health Hub is built on proven models and frameworks for delivering school-based services, like SBIRT, MTSS, and WSCC.

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment.

Making it easier for schools to scale and sustain their SBIRT programs.

Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports.

Helping schools coordinate services with community providers to ensure all students have access to the support they need to succeed.

Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child.

Helping schools, city governments, and their partners align resources in support of the whole child.

Here’s an example of a student’s journey through SBIRT:

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A student takes an interactive, youth-friendly survey to assess their strengths, challenges, and needs.

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Based on their responses, students may meet with the school counselor to dig a bit deeper and talk about next steps.

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Students who need additional help are referred to mental health and substance use providers who are part of the Student Health Hub.

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Students can also be referred to help with food, housing, transportation, and other needs to help support their healthcare goals.

The Student Health Hub is a service of Health Commons Project (HCP).