
RESOURCES
This Resource Directory was created for clinicians, administrators, educators, service providers, families, peers, and all who want to learn more about children’s, youth, and family mental health.
Use the search bar to find resources related to a specific keyword or mental health challenge, such as “depression” or “ADHD.”
You can also find resources related to settings or age groups (Transformation Team Subjects), topic areas, or diverse populations.
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Caring for Mental Health in Communities of Color During COVID-19
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Sheds light on the impact that COVID-19 has on communities of color
Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research
University of Massachusetts Medical School
RTC supports youth and young adults with serious mental health conditions who may face obstacles in learning and working
Youth Voice at the Agency Level Assessment
Youth MOVE National
Assessments that measure support for the meaningful participation of youth and young adults
Youth Today
Youth Today
Publisher covering issues related to youth development, juvenile justice, education, welfare
Youth Thrive
Center for the Study of Social Policy
Youth Thrive healthy development framework, survey instrument, and more
Youth Leadership Toolkit
National Resource Center for Youth Development (NRCYD) and FosterClub
Describes the fundamentals of several key meaningful youth engagement strategies
Youth Engagement in Programs
ACT for Youth
Basic tools to encourage meaningful participation of youth and young adults in various systems
Youth and Young Adults (YYA) of Transitional Age with, or at Risk for, Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
Pacific Southwest Mental Health Tech. Transfer Network (MHTTC) (SAMHSA)
Information and resources from the MHTTC hub on youth and young adult mental health
Young People in Recovery
Young People in Recovery
National organization that provides peer-led addiction recovery support services
The NTTAC Team has reviewed and compiled these resources. All resources are the property of their creators. The views expressed in these resources are not necessarily shared or endorsed by NTTAC or the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).