Our Partners
Why Partnership Matters?
We believe meaningful collaboration creates stronger support systems for teens, educators, and communities. Whether through partnership, shared programming, events, or awareness efforts, we’d love to explore ways to work together.
“The fight to end the stigma surrounding mental health cannot be won alone. Work2BeWell has impacted my peers and me in more ways than I could have imagined. Partnerships are essential to fueling its lifesaving work and transforming what teen wellness can look like.”
Anjali Verma
W2BW Alumni (PA), Stanford Undergraduate
MISSION ALIGNED PARTNERS
These organizations help amplify youth voice, mental health awareness, leadership development, and/or wellness education. Through collaboration, shared resources, and mutual support, we work together to create stronger communities for teens.
EDUCATION & EVENT PARTNERS
These organizations provide opportunities for Work2BeWell to connect with students, educators, and communities through conferences, trainings, workshops, and/or shared learning experiences.
MISSION ALIGNED PARTNERS
Partners are listed in alphabetical order
- 988 Lifeline
- California School-Based Health Alliance
- Comfort Cub
- Digital4Good- ICANHELP
- Dove, Proud to Be Me
- Drive To Save Lives
- Dude.Be Nice
- Erika’s Lighthouse
- Find Your Anchor
- Halpern-Felsher REACH Lab, Stanford Medicine
- Lines for Life
- Jack.Org & Born This Way Foundation, Be There Program
- Keep in Mind
- National Youth Neuroscience Organization (NYNO)
- NAMI Oregon
- SafeBAE
- Song for Charlie
- Teen Line
- The Defensive Line
- Trevor Project
- Youthline
EDUCATIONAL & EVENT PARTNERS
- Agents of Change
- Aspen Ideas Festival
- Association of Washington Student Leaders (AWSL)
- California Activity Directors Association (CADA)
- California Association of Student Leaders (CASL)
- Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA)
- DuPage County Health Department - Illinois
- Ewers Brothers Productions
- Games4Change
- Georgia Association of Student Councils (GASC)
- Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington (GSOSW)
- Grants Pass School District (Oregon)
- iHeart Media
- Kadlec Health - Tri Cities
- Kendrick Joint School District 283 (Idaho)
- Lincoln County School District (Oregon)
- Mental Health Marketing
- Michigan Association of Student Council/Honor Society (MASC/MAHS)
- Minnesota Association of Student Leaders (MASL)
- National Association for Student Activities (NA4SA)
- National Association of State Student Council Executive Directors (NASSCED)
- National Conference on Student Life (NCSL)
- National Honor Society (NHS)
- National Principals Association
- National Association of Student Council (NASC)
- New Hampshire Association of Student Councils (NHASC)
- Oregon Association of Student Councils (OASC)
- PBS - Public Broadcasting Service
- Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils (PASC)
- Providence High School (California)
- Renton School District 403
- Santa Ana Unified School District
- Seaside School District (Oregon)
- Seattle Sounders FC
- Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC)
- Thriving in Games Group
- Virginia Student Council Association (VSCA)
- Washington Alliance for Better Schools (WABS)
- Washington Activity Coordinators Association WACA
- WETA
- Wellness Together
- Willamette University
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS
Disclaimer: The materials provided on the Work2BeWell site are intended to be educational in nature. No behavioral health or any other professional services are provided through the site and the information obtained through the site is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified health professional. If you are in need of behavioral health treatment, please contact a qualified health professional directly, and if you are in need of emergency help, please go to the emergency room or dial 911.