The Washington State DBHR Prevention System
Washington’s community-led approach to behavioral health earns national recognition for setting a new standard in prevention excellence.
Kids’ Mental Health Washington
KMHWA unites agencies and communities to give youth seamless access to behavioral health care across systems and funding sources.
The 1580 Children in Crisis Rapid Care Team
A rapid response team helps youth with complex needs find timely, individualized care through cross-agency collaboration.
Washington State Community Connectors
WSCC empowers families to shape Washington’s behavioral health system through peer support, advocacy, and lived-experience leadership.
Tribal programs
Across Washington, tribal nations are leading innovative, culturally grounded approaches to behavioral health.
University of Washington’s CoLab
From rural schools to countywide coalitions, CoLab and SMART Center are advancing community-driven, evidence-based approaches that strengthen youth behavioral health.
The Health Information Exchange
The HIE connects providers and public agencies through secure, real-time data sharing that strengthens care coordination and public health.
Youth and Young Adult Housing Response Team
Washington’s YYAHRT ensures no young person leaves foster care, treatment, or justice systems without stable housing and support.
Communities Building Resilient Youth
This program funds grassroots groups that strengthen youth mental health through connection, creativity, and community leadership.
Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Psychiatric Urgent Care
Seattle Children’s now offers same-day psychiatric urgent care—both in person and via telehealth—for kids and teens statewide who need timely mental health support.
