Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) play a vital role in educating, empowering, and supporting generations of students. The Steve Fund’s HBCU Initiative partners with these institutions to strengthen students’ mental health and emotional well-being by providing culturally informed resources, research insights, and practical tools for campus communities.
This resource hub is designed to support students, faculty, staff, and campus leaders with evidence-based strategies, programs, and guidance that help foster environments where students can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Through these resources, The Steve Fund works alongside HBCUs to advance student well-being and build stronger, more supportive campus communities.
As parents, caregivers, and family members, we can give and receive support when we or someone we love struggles. Whether we listen to understand or help a loved one find professional support, each of us can find the help, hope, and healing we and our families need to thrive. Scan the QR code on the front for full access to these resources.
A guide to navigating apprehension and exploring stress management strategies.
Practical steps for parents navigating instability to
support their young person.
Students can face stress, anxiety, or burnout. Self-checks and checking in with them helps.
Professional help can be critical to moving through the challenges and supporting mental health.
Engaging with your teen’s therapist can provide unique opportunities to gain insights and provide support.
Stress left unchecked can impact mental health and trigger serious concerns, including self-harm.
