Community Engagement

Community Partnerships

We can build a better future together.

Let’s work together!

Make an impact for good in our community by partnering with CHC!

Our work would not be possible without partners like you.
Support from our corporate, community, school, district, foundation, and individual partners ensure all families can
access learning and mental health services regardless
of language, location or ability to pay.

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School Partnerships

We can make a stronger collective impact when we work together!

At CHC we partner with a range of community organizations to effectively support our community. These can be formal, long term partnerships with multi-year goals, or ad-hoc agreements to support a specific issue concerning our community. 

The Leadership Collaborative founded in 2016, jointly led by CHC and Stanford provides a forum for leaders from community organizations to elevate the needs of our community and foster a culture of collaboration across Santa Clara and San Mateo counties and beyond. Read more about the Leadership Collaborative.

Become a Partner

Partner with CHC to help children, teens and young adults in our community with learning and mental health challenges. Our goal is to raise awareness, build partnerships, reduce stigma and ensure that no one ever feels alone. Reach out to our Community Engagement team at communityengagement@chconline.org to get started.

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CHC has a proven track record in our community, reaching with quality services to meet the needs of their children. They bring rigor and professionalism to every aspect of their work. They are proactive in reaching out to underserved communities with health equity being core to their mission.

—Susan Ford Dorsey, Sand Hill Foundation

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Resource Library

Resource Library

Featured Resources

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CHC’s Anxiety and Depression Guide

Anxiety and depression frequently occur together and can develop at any age. In this guide, learn about anxiety & depression and how it can manifest in young children to young adults. Ask question, get answers and download tools and tips to help support your family and strengthen our community. You are not alone.

Check it out: Community Partnerships with CHC
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CHC’s ADHD guide

Understanding both strengths and challenges is essential in the journey of individuals with ADHD. Check out the ADHD Guide, our curated guide to growing, learning and thriving with ADHD — at home, in school and in life. Ask questions, get answers, and learn tools, tips and takeaways.

Check it out: Community Partnerships with CHC
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CHC’s learning differences guide

Check out the Learning Differences Guide for great info on understanding learning differences and how they influence school – and life — for children, youth and adults. Get expert tips, ask questions, get answers, and access tools, tips and takeaways for supporting children and students with greater success both now and throughout their future.

Check it out: Community Partnerships with CHC
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