Here we have assembled resources specifically for the Ohio Whole Child Framework’s “Health Services” component. Students receive the best support for physical, mental and social-emotional health when schools work together with families. Schools can provide helpful support to families who do not have access to health care services, and work together with families to provide for the health needs of every student. Find resources here for planning and creating partnerships with families for health services.
Ideas for Innovation to Support Student Wellness
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce collected “Ideas for Innovation” from schools and districts across the state. Check out what schools and districts, with
CDC Guide: Strategies for Family Engagement in School Health Services
This CDC Guide for family engagement in school health services (especially pages 10-23) contains numerous examples of how schools can work with families. This guidance
Communicating with Families about School-Based Health Care
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce and other state partners developed a Toolkit that includes communication tools for schools to share with families about
Toolkit: Creating a School Health Team with Family Representation
This website from Action for Healthy Kids provides six steps for healthier schools through the creation of health teams that include family representatives. They have
