Ohio Program for Campus Safety and Mental Health
Ohio! Let’s create healthier, more supportive campus communities.
We provide expertise, training and resources needed to promote mental health, raise awareness and reduce self-harm risk on Ohio’s campuses. Whether you’re looking for guidance, educational tools or support in building a comprehensive mental health program, you’ll find it here.
Grant Opportunities
For more than 10 years, we’ve supported campus-community partnerships across Ohio, funding programs that promote mental health, prevent suicide and reduce stigma.
Training Hub
OPCSMH September 2026 Webinar: Suicide Prevention: Building a Campus-Community Ready to Respond
In recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, join us on September 29th, 12pm-1pm for a panel discussion exploring how mental health and suicide prevention trainings can help create campus-communities that are prepared to recognize concerns, respond to students and colleagues, and connect individuals to support. Click here to register!
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Managing mental health is a ‘team sport’
Toughness is a defining trait of being a collegiate athlete – being able to handle grueling workouts, play through injuries and making sacrifices all come with the territory.
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Learn how motivational interviewing improves student health and performance in this one-hour webinar covering mindset, skills and strategies.
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We explore why college students may need accommodations, how they obtain them and how you can support them.
New! Our Suicide Prevention Toolkit
This kit provides practical content and guidance to help you detect potential signs for suicide risk and encourage help-seeking.