PALLIES ROCK! - Peer Support Skills for Youth Mental Health and Success!

Fun interactive mental health and peer support skills training that empowers youth to show up for others their age!

Author

HUMANNOVATIONS
Level

Beginner to Intermediate
online lessons time

2 hours
Live Online Skills Time

3 hours
Assignments

4

What's a Pally?

A PALLY IS A YOUTH PEER ALLY THAT SHOWS UP TO SUPPORT OTHER KIDS!

*PALLY training is intended for youth aged 12-16. People aged 17+ are invited to take Peer SPACES peer ally training at Humannovations-U!

Internationally recognized Experts

Humannovations' PALLY training is based in decades of experience in mental health, peer support and suicide prevention!

Video Conferencing

Live skills sessions bring ideas and practices to life as PALLIES learn together with realistic role plays and specially trained actors!

Fun and Simple Learning Assignments

Simple video instruction and interactive learning makes becoming a Pally fun for everyone!*

Pally community and discussion

Learners participate in our online forum, share thoughts and ideas, increase connection, get help and give it too!

Course Lessons

I'm glad I can learn through this online platform. It offers both video and audio options. It's nice being able to see the explanation in video format.

— Laxmi

I always wanted to help other kids like me who were having a hard time. Now I know how !

— Farhana

Being a Pally helps me too! I get to share good things and tough times too. I can explore with my peers and also help them connect with resources like therapists too!

— Advik

CEO and Founder of Humannovations

Eduardo's mission is to foster mentally healthier, just and more compassionate communities worldwide. For over twenty-five years, Vega has worked for the improvement of lives and systems of care in behavioral health. Having survived suicide attempts and lived with mental health conditions since childhood, Vega has served as counselor and/or manager in virtually every mental health, crisis support and clinical mental health service setting, as well as performing executive roles in government and non-profit, including as California state mental health Commissioner and CEO of Mental Health Association of San Francisco. He believes that everyone has the ability to show up for others based on peer support -- and that youth are amazing individuals who have a lot to give to others!