September is Suicide Prevention Month
Every student deserves to feel supported, connected, and able to ask for help. This September, learn how educators can recognize potential warning signs, strengthen protective factors, and help students build skills for managing emotions, stress, relationships, and mental well-being. Discover how the Michigan Model for Health™ supports schools in making prevention and help-seeking skills part of everyday health education.
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MMH Positive Health Outcomes for Students
- Less reported alcohol and tobacco use
- Stronger drug refusal skills
- Better interpersonal communication skills
- Less reported aggression
- Improved safety skills
- Better self-management skills
- Improved physical activity and nutrition skills
MMH Outreach by the Numbers
40+ years expertise
Evidence-based K-12 health education experience
43+ states nationwide
Relied on and meets national health education standards
243,000+ teachers
Trusted by teachers as a leader in comprehensive health education
12+ million students
Presented skills-based health education resulting in positive student outcomes
Relevant & Comprehensive Health Subjects
Built for simplicity and impact, MMH offers fully scripted, standards-aligned lessons and expert support that equips educators to confidently teach critical health skills like nutrition, substance misuse prevention, personal safety, stress management, and disease prevention.