School-Based Mental Health Services
SCAMHC works collaboratively with schools in our service area to deliver therapeutic and support programs to address the emotional, behavioral, and psychological needs of students within the school setting. These services promote students' emotional well-being, improve their ability to learn, and reduce barriers to academic success.
Mental health care where learning happens
SCAMHC works collaboratively with schools in our service area to deliver therapeutic and support programs to address the emotional, behavioral, and psychological needs of students within the school setting. These services promote students' emotional well-being, improve their ability to learn, and reduce barriers to academic success.
- On-campus counseling and mental health assessments
- Part of the School-Based Mental Health Collaborative (*denoted schools)
- Promotes emotional well-being and reduces academic barriers
- Available across 40+ partner schools in all four counties
Selected School-Based Mental Health Collaborative schools
Covington County Schools
Andalusia Elementary, Andalusia Middle, Andalusia High, Straughn School, Red Level Schools, Florala School, W.S. Harlan, and more.
Butler County Schools
Greenville Elementary, Greenville Middle, Greenville High, W.O. Palmer Elementary, Georgiana School, Highland Home, McKenzie School, and more.
Coffee County Schools
Hillcrest Elementary, Holly Hill Elementary, Pinedale Elementary, Rucker Blvd. Elementary, New Brockton High, New Brockton Elementary, Zion Chapel, Kinston, and more.
Crenshaw County Schools
Luverne Schools, Brantley School, and other partner schools across the county.
Coffee County (Additional)
Opp Elementary, Opp Middle, Opp High, Elba High, Elba Elementary, and more.
Collaborative Partnership
Schools marked with * participate in the School-Based Mental Health Collaborative for enhanced integrated services.
Bringing mental health care to your child's school
School-based services are available for students at partner schools across our four-county service area. Services promote students' emotional well-being, improve their ability to learn, and reduce barriers to academic success. Contact us to learn if your child's school participates or to discuss options.
