Texas community resource
WHO® (We Help Ourselves) Program
Mental Health America of Greater Dallas
Research-based safety and decision-making curriculum that trains adults to help children recognize and respond to dangerous situations.
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How to get help
Use the official program page to subscribe to the curriculum portal. The page describes a one-hour training overview, online modules, Microsoft Teams options for individuals, and in-person training for groups by arrangement.
Who this service helps
Schools, districts, community and faith organizations, and adults who will present the preschool-through-fifth-grade curriculum to children.
Where this service is available
Service area: Texas schools and youth-serving organizations, including Dallas-area schools; curriculum access and training are available online, with group training available by arrangement.
A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.
About this service
WHO, or We Help Ourselves, is a classroom guidance and child-victimization prevention curriculum developed by Mental Health America of Greater Dallas. The official page describes age-appropriate videos, discussion, problem-solving, and follow-up activities for preschool through fifth grade, along with training for counselors, teachers, nurses, child advocates, case workers, and volunteers who deliver the curriculum.
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