Thinking of submitting an application for the Trauma Informed and Restorative Practices RFP? Join us for a webinar on Wednesday, May 24 at 3:30pm to learn more and have your questions answered.
It’s been great connecting in person as BSK staff have been out in the community for our road show. For those unable to attend a meeting, we hosted an online webinar last Friday. The recording is available here.
1 in 5 children between 9 and 17 needs mental health support, but less than a third of these children receive it. That’s why Best Starts is expanding school-based mental health support to more middle schools in King County. Up to $10,000 is available per participating middle school to create a plan to bring mental health support to middle schools.
Last week, we highlighted school staff working to bring brain science and trauma-informed practices to their schools, posing the question, “If you could re-invent school, what would you do?” The Request for Proposals to support a range of existing and new efforts to support trauma-informed and restorative practices in the school environment is now available here.…
What are examples of policy and systems change? Where can I access data to support my proposal? What do I need to know about contracting with King County? Watch the presentation on Best Starts’ Healthy and Safe Environments Request for Proposals to find the answers to these questions and more. Download written questions and answers from the…
Best Starts for Kids will bring together opportunities led and driven by communities to collectively create healthy and safe environments across King County. The Request for Proposals for healthy and safe environments is now available here. Public Health Seattle King County seeks proposals that focus on impacting the community in which children, youth, young adults and their…
Best Starts for Kids will be supporting three new school-based health centers (SBHCs) in King County. The Request for Proposals can be found here. The new SBHCs will support students across our geographically diverse region to address health disparities among youth. These new centers will focus on: Schools with few or no SBHCs in their…
