About Reimagining Migrant Mental Health
The comprehensive course, Reimagining Mental Health Supports for Migrants, was created by the Coalition for Immigrant Mental Health, and funded by Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS). This training is designed for non-mental health providers, such as front-line workers: migrant shelter staff (program managers, residential aides, case managers), community health workers/promotores and community-based organization staff working with new arrivals. The course focuses on the foundational level of mental health intervention – universal strategies.
Click here to be go to the English version of Reimagining Migrant Mental Health course, Click here to be taken to the Spanish language version of the course. You must be registered on the Learning & Resource Hub first.
For more information on the Coalition for Immigrant Mental Health, go to the website here.
The Learning & Resource Hub also hosts a learning series aimed at school staff to help welcome and support newcomer students and families. The Welcoming and Supporting Newcomer Students and Families Learning Series provides school staff with foundational information to increase understanding about the different ways and reasons people come to the U.S., the parts of the immigration journey that often cause trauma, and strategies to help students and families feel welcome and supported, including Tier 2 interventions.