Integrated Community Behavioral Health Programs

Wellness Coach Program

What is the Wellness Coach Program?

The Wellness Coach Program brings together a dedicated team including a Wellness Coordinator and a Licensed Wellness Program Manager to support student and family well-being across San Diego Unified schools.

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Schools Served:

Chollas/Mead Elementary, Mountain View Elementary, Perkins K-8, Cherokee Point Elementary, Farb MS, DePortola MS, Challenger MS, Wagenheim MS, Pacific Beach MS, Roosevelt International MS, Bell MS, Canyon Hills HS, Mission Bay HS, San Diego HS, Mira Mesa HS, and Morse HS.

The team is embedded in each school community—providing accessible, responsive, and compassionate support.

Goals:

Our Wellness Coaches work alongside students, families, and school staff.

Bridge gaps in accessibility to services and resources.
Navigate the school system and connect families to community support.
Advocate for the voices and needs of underserved and at-risk students.
Create safe, inclusive spaces where students feel seen, heard, and valued.

Through Parent Workshops and Groups, Community Events and Resource Fairs, and Student Enrichment Activities, the program fosters social-emotional learning, builds community connections, and strengthens the overall well-being of school communities.

Enhanced Care Management (ECM) and Housing Navigation

What is the Enhanced Care Management and Housing Navigation Program?

In partnership with the San Diego Wellness Collaborative, Lead Care Managers (LCM) connect Medi-Cal members to community resources. These services guide families through complex systems and close critical gaps in health, education, and housing access.

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Cost:

Free

Location:

San Diego County

Participants:

Children and youth up to 25 years old and their families who have Medi-Cal and are part of the following populations:

Individuals experiencing Homelessness
Individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
Individuals with serious Mental Health and/or Substance Use Disorder needs
Individuals at risk for avoidable hospitalization
Children and youth involved in child welfare and incarceration

Hours:

9:00am - 5:00pm

Goal:

Creating individualized goals for children, youth, and families that would improve overall behavioral and physical health

Services

Assessment of basic, physical and behavioral health needs
Development and implementation of individualized care plans
Linkages to community resources
Collaboration with Primary Care Provider
Care management that includes:
- -Support in applying for basic needs benefits
- -Connect to housing assessments and resources
- -Coordination of transportation needs

Goal

100% of children, youth, and families have an assessment to determine needs
100% of children, youth, and families will be connected to appropriate community resources
100% of children, youth and families will maintain Medi-Cal coverage

For more information, please call (858) 684-3080

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After School Behavioral Health

What is the After School Behavioral Health Program?

Provide students in Harmonium’s before-and-after school program with high-quality preventative individual and group services and early Mental Health Supports that decrease behaviors that interfere with a child’s ability to achieve academic and social emotional wellbeing. Behavioral Support Specialists (BSS) provide support to the staff and students in after school care in behavioral management, social emotional literacy, family engagement, and program growth.

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Cost:

Free

Location:

Participating Harmonium PrimeTime and Klassic Kids San Diego Unified School sites

Participants:

Children and youth enrolled in Harmonium after-school programs

Hours:

Before and After School Program Hours

Goal:

Support children in achieving their academic and social emotional wellbeing

Services

Screenings and Social Emotional Assessments
Behavioral health goal plans
Linkages to resources and interventions
Coaching and consultation with staff

Goal

100% of children participating will receive developmentally appropriate resources
100% of students will have access as needed to routine SEL screenings
100% of those children/youth served individually will have an individualized service plan that meets the students’ cultural and behavioral needs
100% of staff will be provided with training, supervision, coaching and reflective practice as integral components to achieving quality and excellence

For more information, please call (858) 684-3080

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