Greetings from the MHLC…

Be among the first to see the Open Access MHL Program Evaluation Tool - Join us tomorrow for our CoP!

On Wednesday, January 14 at 1pm ET MHLC Cofounders Annie Slease, Jason Schofield, and Dr. Donna Volpitta will host their 3rd annual Community of Practice meeting. Annie, Jason, and Donna will highlight their 2025 impact and outline their roadmap for 2026.

Participants will be first to see our new MHL Program Evaluation Tool, a FREE resource for K12 school leaders seeking guidance on program selection.

Whether you are a long-time MHLC colleague or you are new to our work, we hope you’ll join us!

Click HERE to register.

Meet Our January MHL Champion, Jeremy Glauser!

Jeremy Glauser, NBC-HWC, is Founder/Chairman of eLuma which offers online and hybrid K-12 special education and mental health services and support. Jeremy is also a CEO Wellness Coach, member of the Advisory Council for The Kennedy Forum, and Cofounder of the Mental Health Fund for CEC's (Council of Exceptional Children) Elizabeth Farrel Society. 

As founder, former CEO, and current Chairman of eLuma, Jeremy centers his efforts on identifying ways to address the behavioral and mental health needs of K-12 students, educators and families, and this includes mental health literacy. Through thoughtful partnerships, innovative projects, and tireless advocacy, Jeremy seeks out ways to elevate MHL as a primary strategy in schools. Congratulations, Jeremy!

Did you know there is a low-cost way to bring MHL Aware to an unlimited number of learners in your community?

Help advance MHL in your community by becoming a Discussion Facilitator of MHL Aware!

MHL Aware Discussion Facilitators guide learners through the material by connecting it to local priorities, strengths, and challenges, helping MHL truly stick!

The Facilitator Guide model offers a flexible, discussion-driven approach to engaging learners. Content can be delivered in a single session or spread across multiple sessions, with built-in opportunities to customize discussions to meet local needs and learner goals. Discussion Facilitators receive one year of unlimited access to the MHL Aware online portal, featuring the current module and all future releases (including parents/caregivers and SUD recovery). Facilitators can train an unlimited number of learners, with built-in access to the knowledge assessment for earning MHL Aware certification.

Prospective Discussion Facilitator Trainees must hold MHL Aware certification and work/serve schools and/or communities. This training best aligns with U.S. audiences. If you are interested in being an international facilitator, contact us to learn more.

Our next virtual training for Facilitator Guide is Thursday, January 22 from 4-5:30pm ET! Click here for the Application Portal.

Application Portal closes Friday, January 16th!

The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative is a project of Players Philanthropy Fund, Inc., (“PPF”), a Texas nonprofit corporation with federal tax-exempt status as a public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178, ppf.org/pp). Contributions to The Mental Health Literacy Collaborative qualify as tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Questions? Suggestions? Email us at info@themhlc.org