
RECRUITMENT RETENTION RESPECIALIZATION SUSTAINABILITY
“THE WWC”
The WWC Why: Students & Families
The Wellness Workforce Collaborative positively impacts students in several meaningful ways:
Enhanced Access to Mental Health Services: By expanding the wellness workforce, students have greater access to counselors, therapists, and wellness professionals, which helps them address mental health challenges more promptly and effectively.
Supportive Learning Environment: A well-supported wellness team contributes to a healthier school climate, fostering environments where students feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.
Increased Awareness and Education: The collaborative often promotes mental health education and awareness, helping students better understand emotional wellbeing, reduce stigma, and seek help when needed.
Personalized Support: With more professionals available, students can receive more individualized attention, whether it's through counseling, wellness programs, or crisis intervention.
Career Pathways in Mental Health: For students interested in careers in health and human services, exposure to the expanded workforce can inspire and provide mentorship or internship opportunities.
Interested in partnering with us?
Prospective Districts & Agencies
If you are a high-needs school district looking to leverage resources to provide quality mental health support to students and train & retain your staff, contact us to see if you can collaborate with WWC!
prospective interns
Are you a Masters or Doctorate level student interested in completing your internship in a rural high-needs school district? We have placement sites in 20+ districts across 7 counties (Seneca, Ontario, Wayne, Monroe, Allegany, Onondaga, and Yates). All Participants are provided with a high-quality professional development and interdisciplinary supervision.
Meet our lead districts
Both districts are recipients of a Federal U.S. Department of Education Mental Health Service Professionals (MHSP) Grant.
Seneca Falls CSD was awarded in 2022.
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Lyons CSD was awarded in 2025.