High School/Young Adult: 14 to 24 years

This report provides a graphical representation of data about depression among youth ages 12-17. The graphics show that one in five youth ages 12–17 experienced a major depressive episodes (MDE) in 2022. Only half received treatment, and most attributed the COVID pandemic to their decline in mental health. Learn more.  ...

This infographic and webpage share information for student loan borrowers about recent changes made to repayment terms due to the pandemic.

This tool can help students and caregivers understand financial aid offers, plan to cover the remaining costs, estimate how much is owed and if that debt is affordable, compare offers from different schools, and decide what to do next.

The U.S. Census Bureau provides free classroom materials across multiple subjects for students in pre-K through 12th grade.

This survey will document the kinds of support provided to family members and young adults with behavioral health challenges during the transition years (16–25). Family members and other allies who provide/provided support to young people and young adults who receive/received support are invited to complete the confidential survey. ...

This new toolkit is a collection of resources curated by youth for youth to help with one of the biggest decisions young people face. Find resources on career & education paths, paying for school, career planning, and more.

This call for participation invites middle and high school students who identify as LGBTQ, and are at least 13 years old, to share about their experiences in school, including those related to homophobia, harassment, gender expression, and support. 

The Youth Engaged 4 Change website has a fresh, new look with content that continues to inspire and empower young people to improve their lives and the world around them.

This program provides scholarships and training opportunities to students pursuing master's or doctoral degrees in various fields of behavioral health in an effort to reduce health disparities and improve behavioral health care outcomes for racial and ethnic populations.