The Prevention Library provides community-facing education on emotional literacy, early intervention, youth mental health, family support, and prevention-focused mental health awareness.
These resources are designed for families, schools, community partners, and funders working to support mental wellness before crisis occurs.
Resources are organized around the everyday questions families, schools, and community partners bring to prevention work.
How children, families, and communities learn to recognize and express feelings.
Education and awareness focused on adolescent and young-adult wellness.
Practical guidance for parents and caregivers building emotionally healthy homes.
Resources for educators, counselors, and school leaders supporting student wellness.
Recognizing concerns early and connecting families with appropriate support.
Public-facing materials for community partners, congregations, and youth groups.
Information about the broader landscape of mental health resources and access.
Helping young people lead conversations about wellness in their schools and communities.
Public-education articles and explainers, written for general audiences and safe to share with schools, families, and community partners.
How gendered expectations shape how children learn to express care, strength, and empathy.
A public-education look at how families, schools, and communities can help every child develop the language of feelings—and why that work has to start long before adolescence.
Read the articleResources for parents and caregivers on recognizing concerns early and building emotionally healthy homes.
Tools for educators, counselors, and school leaders, plus youth-led approaches to mental wellness on campus.
New Horizons Foundation supports prevention-focused education, emotional literacy, youth leadership development, and community-based mental health initiatives.
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Some programs featured through New Horizons Foundation are delivered through affiliated implementation partners, including New Horizons Center for Healing.
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