Enrollment open · Community Wellness & Navigation

Learn. Connect. Take your next step.

Free, accessible behavioral-health education and practical resource navigation for Milwaukee adults and families.

Education paired with practical connection

The program helps participants recognize behavioral-health concerns, understand available resources, and identify realistic next steps. It is educational and nonclinical, with private course access provided after enrollment.

Learn

Self-paced webinars

Six short online modules provide clear information participants can revisit when needed.

Build confidence

Knowledge checks

Practical tools reinforce warning signs, resilience, recovery, and available support options.

Connect

Resource navigation

Participants can request help identifying appropriate community and behavioral-health resources.

Six learning modules

Module 01

Foundations of wellness

Understand mental wellness and practical daily protective factors.

Module 02

Recognizing concerns

Identify common warning signs and when more support may help.

Module 03

Crisis awareness

Learn safe responses and where to connect during a crisis.

Module 04

Substance use and recovery

Understand recovery pathways and reduce stigma around support.

Module 05

Resilience

Identify protective factors and practice supportive strategies.

Module 06

Community connection

Use practical tools to support wellness and recovery.

How participation works

Step 01

Enroll

Complete the participant enrollment and eligibility form.

Step 02

Receive access

Eligible participants receive private online access.

Step 03

Complete modules

Learn at your pace and earn a completion certificate.

Step 04

Request connection

Ask for nonclinical navigation when you need a next step.

Enroll in the program

Participation is free. Complete the brief enrollment form and our program team will follow up with access information.

Request Enrollment

This program provides education and resource navigation—not diagnosis, therapy, or emergency services. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.