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JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award

JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award

Applicable For:

High School & College Students

Max Award Amount:

$3,000

Application Deadline:

01/03/2024
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About This Scholarship

JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award is an award program that recognizes undergraduate and graduate students who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and advocacy in promoting mental health awareness and advocacy on their campuses. The award is sponsored by the JED Foundation, a nonprofit organization that seeks to protect the emotional health and prevent suicide among college and university students in the United States.

The award aims to acknowledge the efforts of students who have worked to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health issues and to increase access to mental health resources and support for their peers. 

The JED Foundation also provides resources and support to colleges and universities to help them promote mental health and wellness among their students, including training for faculty and staff, guidance on developing campus policies and programs, and tools for identifying and addressing mental health concerns among students.

Eligibility Criteria For JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award

JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award is a scholarship program designed to recognize students who have made significant contributions to mental health advocacy and destigmatization efforts in their schools and communities. The award aims to celebrate and support young people who are using their voices to promote mental health and wellness.

To be eligible for the award, applicants must meet the following things:

  • Have a demonstrated commitment to mental health advocacy and destigmatization efforts
  • Have made significant contributions to mental health advocacy and destigmatization efforts in their school or community
  • Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Applicants must submit an application form, official transcripts, a personal statement, a resume, and two letters of recommendation. The personal statement should outline the applicant’s mental health advocacy work, their achievements and impact, and their plans for continued advocacy and leadership in the field.

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