NYSBHA News

In-school clinics improve well-being and educational outcomes and serve children who need them most After more than two years of disrupted lessons during the pandemic, it's clearer than ever that schools are more than just places to learn: they are vital safe spaces...

Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has named Bassett’s School-Based Health Center (SBHC) program as a 2022 recipient of its $5,000 Community Health Award. Practice Manager Jane Hamilton, RN, and Courtney Graham, FNP, accepted the funding on behalf of SBHC during a visit...

Citing an “unprecedented mental health crisis” among young people in the United States, the Biden administration recently announced new funding to expand mental health services in the nation’s K-12 schools. While school-based mental health services have become more...

As the founder of a public residential high school in Baton Rouge, La., Sarah Broome saw Medicaid as a logical way to pay for much-needed student mental health services. Many students at Thrive Academy came from low-income families and had a history of trauma. Broome...

Open Door Family Medical Center, in collaboration with MVP Health Care and United Way of Westchester and Putnam, will celebrate National Health Center Week, which began August 8th, by extending its giveaway of school supplies for the entire month of August. During...

The School-Based Health Alliance is excited to announce that our organization received grant funding from the NBA Foundation to launch a new health care pathways initiative, Project REACH (Realizing Excellence through Academics and Careers in Health). The NBA...

Gov. Kemp to Supercharge School-Based Health Center Program, Help Strengthen Healthcare Options for Families Across Georgia Atlanta, GA – Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that he will dedicate $125 million to supercharge Georgia’s School-Based Health Center...

  Courtesy of the U.S. Dept. of Education Our nation’s young people are facing an unprecedented mental health crisis. Even before the pandemic, rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts among youth were on the rise. The pandemic exacerbated those issues,...

Vaccines won’t be required for most students, and masking will be optional for those who haven’t recently been infected. New York City schools will shed many of its COVID prevention strategies from the past two years, according to new education department guidance...

The city Education Department has ended most Covid restrictions for students, although teachers still have to be vaccinated. Many teachers and families have been counting on the upcoming school year to bring a return to normalcy. In New York City, as in many other...

In-school clinics improve well-being and educational outcomes and serve children who need them most After more than two years of disrupted lessons during the pandemic, it's clearer than ever that schools are more than just places to learn: they are vital safe spaces...

Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has named Bassett’s School-Based Health Center (SBHC) program as a 2022 recipient of its $5,000 Community Health Award. Practice Manager Jane Hamilton, RN, and Courtney Graham, FNP, accepted the funding on behalf of SBHC during a visit...

Citing an “unprecedented mental health crisis” among young people in the United States, the Biden administration recently announced new funding to expand mental health services in the nation’s K-12 schools. While school-based mental health services have become more...

As the founder of a public residential high school in Baton Rouge, La., Sarah Broome saw Medicaid as a logical way to pay for much-needed student mental health services. Many students at Thrive Academy came from low-income families and had a history of trauma. Broome...

Open Door Family Medical Center, in collaboration with MVP Health Care and United Way of Westchester and Putnam, will celebrate National Health Center Week, which began August 8th, by extending its giveaway of school supplies for the entire month of August. During...

The School-Based Health Alliance is excited to announce that our organization received grant funding from the NBA Foundation to launch a new health care pathways initiative, Project REACH (Realizing Excellence through Academics and Careers in Health). The NBA...

Gov. Kemp to Supercharge School-Based Health Center Program, Help Strengthen Healthcare Options for Families Across Georgia Atlanta, GA – Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that he will dedicate $125 million to supercharge Georgia’s School-Based Health Center...

  Courtesy of the U.S. Dept. of Education Our nation’s young people are facing an unprecedented mental health crisis. Even before the pandemic, rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts among youth were on the rise. The pandemic exacerbated those issues,...

Vaccines won’t be required for most students, and masking will be optional for those who haven’t recently been infected. New York City schools will shed many of its COVID prevention strategies from the past two years, according to new education department guidance...

The city Education Department has ended most Covid restrictions for students, although teachers still have to be vaccinated. Many teachers and families have been counting on the upcoming school year to bring a return to normalcy. In New York City, as in many other...