Has acommunityviolenceresponseprotocolHas arelationshipwith the stateMedicaidofficeHas a MentalHealthProfessionalon staff intheir programsHas someoneon staff withNarcan(Naloxone)trainingHasaccessedsuicidepreventionresourcesHas apartnershipwith their localbehavioralhealth agencyHas a partnershipwith their localFQHC (FederallyQualified HealthCenter)Has workedwith their localMental HealthAmerica(MHA) chapterHas accessedOpioid fundingto meet theneeds of youthin their systemHas regularopportunitiesfor self-careat their officeHas aprotocol forrespondingto suicidalideationUses abehavioralhealthscreening toolas part of theirintake processHas a peersupportspecialist onstaff in theirprogramsHas arelationshipwith their localYouthMOVEchapterHas mobilecrisisresponse intheircommunityHoldssupportgroups foryoungpeopleHasrecoverycoacheson staffState orCommunity hasa HealthyTransitionsgrant fromSAMHSAHascompletedmentalhealth firstaid trainingState orcommunity hasa System ofCare (SOC)grant fromSAMHSAKnowswhatNAMIstands forHas mentalhealth focusedyouth drop-incenters in theircommunity orstateKnows at leastone behavioralhealth provider intheir communitythat acceptsMedicaidHas workedwith theirlocal NAMIchapterHas trainedstaff torecognizesymptoms ofdepressionAdopted traumainformed practicesin their youthworkforce systemHas acommunityviolenceresponseprotocolHas arelationshipwith the stateMedicaidofficeHas a MentalHealthProfessionalon staff intheir programsHas someoneon staff withNarcan(Naloxone)trainingHasaccessedsuicidepreventionresourcesHas apartnershipwith their localbehavioralhealth agencyHas a partnershipwith their localFQHC (FederallyQualified HealthCenter)Has workedwith their localMental HealthAmerica(MHA) chapterHas accessedOpioid fundingto meet theneeds of youthin their systemHas regularopportunitiesfor self-careat their officeHas aprotocol forrespondingto suicidalideationUses abehavioralhealthscreening toolas part of theirintake processHas a peersupportspecialist onstaff in theirprogramsHas arelationshipwith their localYouthMOVEchapterHas mobilecrisisresponse intheircommunityHoldssupportgroups foryoungpeopleHasrecoverycoacheson staffState orCommunity hasa HealthyTransitionsgrant fromSAMHSAHascompletedmentalhealth firstaid trainingState orcommunity hasa System ofCare (SOC)grant fromSAMHSAKnowswhatNAMIstands forHas mentalhealth focusedyouth drop-incenters in theircommunity orstateKnows at leastone behavioralhealth provider intheir communitythat acceptsMedicaidHas workedwith theirlocal NAMIchapterHas trainedstaff torecognizesymptoms ofdepressionAdopted traumainformed practicesin their youthworkforce system

Mental Health Connections - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Has a community violence response protocol
  2. Has a relationship with the state Medicaid office
  3. Has a Mental Health Professional on staff in their programs
  4. Has someone on staff with Narcan (Naloxone) training
  5. Has accessed suicide prevention resources
  6. Has a partnership with their local behavioral health agency
  7. Has a partnership with their local FQHC (Federally Qualified Health Center)
  8. Has worked with their local Mental Health America (MHA) chapter
  9. Has accessed Opioid funding to meet the needs of youth in their system
  10. Has regular opportunities for self-care at their office
  11. Has a protocol for responding to suicidal ideation
  12. Uses a behavioral health screening tool as part of their intake process
  13. Has a peer support specialist on staff in their programs
  14. Has a relationship with their local YouthMOVE chapter
  15. Has mobile crisis response in their community
  16. Holds support groups for young people
  17. Has recovery coaches on staff
  18. State or Community has a Healthy Transitions grant from SAMHSA
  19. Has completed mental health first aid training
  20. State or community has a System of Care (SOC) grant from SAMHSA
  21. Knows what NAMI stands for
  22. Has mental health focused youth drop-in centers in their community or state
  23. Knows at least one behavioral health provider in their community that accepts Medicaid
  24. Has worked with their local NAMI chapter
  25. Has trained staff to recognize symptoms of depression
  26. Adopted trauma informed practices in their youth workforce system