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Exciting news: TBH Recognized as a Top 10 Startup in Education! TBH was founded on the belief that the greatest health challenge facing American youth and adolescents today is a mental health crisis. Our thesis is that technology, intentionally designed to support school ecosystems with a holistic, whole-student approach to mental health—not just therapy, but also addressing economic factors like basic needs—can and will solve this crisis. This recognition reaffirms our commitment to helping thousands of students access critical, evidence-based mental health and basic needs support—resources that would otherwise be unavailable to them, and that are now enabling them to focus on school once again. This work wouldn’t be possible without the support of so many. A big shoutout to our early champions, including Dr. Manu Kumar ????, Angela Tran, Former Mayor Michael Tubbs, Eloy Oakley, Alison Cerezo, Alice Shobe, and Kevin Kreider—and to all of our amazing school and enterprise partners. View the full list of awardees here:?https://lnkd.in/eqD_JvVe PS: If you’d like to dive deeper into our impact, be sure to explore our latest impact report, “Back to Basics.” It highlights how our platform is transforming student support, enhancing mental health, and driving academic success. View the report here: https://lnkd.in/eYutZCdN

Come find tbh at CSSO today. Can't miss us -- we have the best booth in the game ;)

Our team had a fantastic experience exhibiting at this year’s Health Services Association of California Community Colleges (HSACCC) Conference! The theme,?"Stronger Together: Collaborate, Connect, & Engage,"?perfectly aligns with our mission at TBH. We were grateful for the opportunity to connect with community colleges across California and engage in meaningful discussions on how to best support their students. Our conversations focused on the critical role of mental health and basic needs services, ensuring students have access to the resources necessary for both academic and personal success. It’s inspiring to see so many institutions prioritizing student well-being, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration. See you next week in San Francisco at the CSSO Conference!

Congratulations to Anjali M., Asaf Z. & the tbh team! It's easy to back folks and missions like yours when you help the lives of so many young Americans! cc Version One Ventures

We made it to the Top 10! ?? Huge congratulations to the tbh team for the incredible work you do and the impact you’re making. Excited to see what the new year brings! Let’s make 2025 a year of growth and success. Happy Year of the Snake!

New Data: In 2024, we helped 1,000s of students access vital basic needs assistance such as local resources, emergency grants, and public benefits (federal, state, and local). Our latest report,?Back to Basics, analyzes the impact of the TBH basic needs platform. It examines how students' understanding of and access to basic needs services have evolved alongside improvements in their mental health and academic performance. What did we find? ?? 82% improvement in student access to basic needs services ?? 78% of students reported that their mental health improved ?? 58% reported improvements in their academic success By providing 24/7, easily accessible support, schools can better address students' basic needs and drive stronger academic outcomes. Learn more about TBH's Basic Needs Platform and read the full report here:? https://lnkd.in/eZbTqfKr

Reminder: TBH Webinar Today at 5:30 PM for all SCUSD families. We hope to see you there for this important discussion. Learn more and register via the link below.

?? New Report Alert: “Back to Basics” explores how the TBH virtual basic needs platform is transforming student support, mental health, and academic success. Key Insights: ?? ?Lack of awareness:?Before TBH was implemented on campus, 37% of students hadn’t accessed basic needs services, and 21% were unsure where to start. ?? ?Improved access:?Post-TBH implementation, 46% of students gained awareness, and 82% reported better access to public benefits. ??? Enhanced support:?Of students familiar with traditional support programs, 78% experienced improved access, with 88% gaining deeper resource understanding. ??? Positive outcomes:?78% of TBH users noted improved mental health, and 58% saw academic gains. Dive into the full report here:? https://lnkd.in/emf7yQxN For more information on how TBH can empower your students:? https://tbh.us/basic-needs

We had a great time at the 2024 Basic Needs Summit, hosted by the Community College League of California and Real College California Coalition. It was rewarding to meet our California Community College System partners, like San Diego City College and San Diego Mesa College, and collaborate in person. A special thanks to Sadie Brown for organizing the event and inviting us. During the conference, we discussed the 30% increase in visits to Basic Needs centers over the past year—a clear sign that students are seeking more support. This rising demand highlights the importance of developing innovative tech solutions to enhance 24/7 accessibility and equity in student support services. We’re proud to work with some of California’s most forward-thinking districts to help students succeed. If you’re interested in how TBH’s Basic Needs Platform can support your school, please visit?https://lnkd.in/emysRu7N?for more information and to reach out.

We’re beaming with pride over here at TBH! It’s always inspiring to see our advisors doing incredible things. Last week, we celebrated TBH advisor and Former Mayor Michael Tubbs in the news, and this week, it’s TBH advisor Kevin Kreider making waves.???? Kevin’s new film is now the #1 highest-grossing film in the Philippines! From starring in?Bling Empire?on Netflix to launching his own production studio, ALLS Productions, Kevin is on a mission to bring authentic Asian love stories to studios and TV screens worldwide. We’re thrilled to partner with Kevin as he continues his campus tour, where he’s centering Asian voices and raising awareness about Asian mental health and men’s mental health. Our team was at his last stop at San Joaquin Delta College and saw how his work is making a real difference, and we can't wait for the next stop on his tour! It’s an honor to collaborate with Kevin in his efforts to amplify Asian voices, both in media and in mental health conversations. Read more about Kevin’s inspiring work here:?https://lnkd.in/efE2q5CU