Mental Health & Community Resources

Please visit the UUSD Wellness Center for resources and support for mental health and well-being. 

The resource guide listed below has been compiled for the convenience of the families of our students. If you are unable to locate the service you need, call the info line at 211 listed under Community Services. Info Line 211 is the largest information and referral program in California and a referral specialist can direct you to the most appropriate agency.

*Please dial 911 in case of emergency and imminent danger*

As a district, we seek to foster a culture that promotes the health, safety, and well-being for all of our students, families and staff.  In an effort to continuously support this commitment, we have partnered with Care Solace, an online web-based resource system with a live 24/7 concierge service which assists you to connect with local mental health programs and counseling services. They are experts in navigating health insurance, and in assisting to secure timely appointments for virtual therapy sessions with a therapist online.

Mental health problems can be very common.  In fact, an estimated 50% of all Americans will experience a mental health challenge at some point in their lifetime. Upland Unified School District recognizes that our students experience mental health issues and seeks to promote their emotional, psychological, and social well-being.  

HOW TO GET SUPPORT AND ACCESS SERVICES

• Discuss your concerns with your child’s school counselor, psychologist, nurse, or administrator

• Contact the UUSD Counseling Center      (909) 949-6526 or (909) 949-1070 

  • UUSD Counseling Center   (brochure)

  • UUSD Counseling Center - Español   (brochure)

  • Contact your health insurance provider to find out what services are covered and how to obtain a referral.