Student Wellness
Student success at Baldwin Park High School is directly related to how "well" our students are in all areas of life. If you are in need of assistance, we have trained professional staff members, including school counselors, school psychologists, school social workers, teachers, and administrators who are available to support students during the school day.
Wellness Center
Baldwin Park Unified School District and the Los Angeles County Office of Education's Community Schools have come together to bring a wellness center to Baldwin Park High School. The BPHS Wellness Center is a safe place for students to check-in with someone, take a break, and learn more about mental health and wellness strategies.
Location: Room 502
Hours: During brunch and lunch
Care Solace
Care Solace is a community based care coordinator whose purpose is helping families access drug and mental health resources. These resources are customized to the student/family's specific needs (service, age, gender, insurance, language). To begin your search visit:
Need help? Please call 626-960-5431 for additional assistance.
Hazel Heart
Hazel Health has partnered with Baldwin Park Unified School District to offer short term virtual therapy for students. Sessions are conducted virtually via any smartphone, tablet, or computer that connects via Wifi, and can occur at school or at home, depending on family preference. Hazel services are provided at no out-of-pocket cost to families.
Questions? Call Hazel Health at1-800-764-2935.
Community-Based Resources
| BPUSD Crime Hotline | 626-856-4TIP |
| Baldwin Park Teen Center | 626-960-7171 |
| Community Schools, BPHS Parent Center | 562-390-0638 |
| Family Services Center | 626-813-5270 |
| Food Bank | 626-338-4828 |
| SPIRITT Family Services | 626-968-0041 |
Police/Sheriff Departments
| For Life Threatening Emergencies | Dial 911 |
| Baldwin Park City Police | 626-960-1955 |
| Graffiti Hotline | 626-960-3993 |
Helplines/24-Hour Hotlines
24-hour helplines have someone available to help by listening, counseling, or referring to other agencies who can provide more assistance.
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211 LA County
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Dial 211 or
800-339-6993
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
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Call or Text 988
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AIDS/HIV Nightline
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800-628-9240
Text: 415-200-2920
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CA Youth Crisis Line
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800-843-5200 |
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Child Abuse Hotline
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800-540-4000 |
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Child Help National Abuse Hotline
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800-422-4453 |
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Domestic Violence Hotline
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800-799-7223 |
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LA County Dept. of Mental Health Emergency Access Hotline
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800-854-7771
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LGBTQ Suicide Prevention
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800-488-7386
Text: START to 678678
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National Eating Disorders Helpline
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800-931-2237
Text: NEDA to 741741
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National Runaway Safeline
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800-786-2929 |
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National Sexual Assault Hotline
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800-656-4673 |
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Poison Control
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800-222-1222 |
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Sexually Transmitted Disease Hotline
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800-232-4636 |
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Substance Abuse & Mental Health Helpline
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800-662-4357 |
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Teen Line (6:00 - 10:00 pm daily)
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800-852-8336
Text: TEEN to 839863
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Youths in Crisis - (temporary shelter)
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800-914-2272 |
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YWCA - WINGS (Domestic Violence) Helpline
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626-967-0658 |
Wellness Programs
Workshops - throughout the school year we hold workshops that teach strategies and coping techniques for dealing with anxiety, stress, and depression.
Support Groups - in collaboration with Kaiser Permanente's Educational Outreach Program, students can participate in the Girl Talk or Boy Talk groups. The weekly support groups meet during lunch for a period of 6-10 weeks. Students can sign up with their counselor or school social worker.
Community Partners
The Family Center provides individual counseling services for students with Medi-Cal. Services are provided on campus during one class period on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Please see a counselor for a referral.
Kaiser Permanente's Educational Outreach Program connects students and families to individual counseling, group, and family services for students who do not have medical insurance. Services are provided off-campus. Please see a counselor or school social worker for a referral. Kaiser Permanente's Educational Outreach Program also provides on-campus individual counseling, crisis intervention, and support. Please contact a school counselor for specific information regarding eligibility for on-campus services through Kaiser Permanente's Educational Outreach program.
Mental Health Apps
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 Jason Foundation's A Friend Asks app helps provide the information, tools, and resources to help a friend (or yourself) who may be struggling with thoughts of suicide. Click here to download the app.
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 MindShift designed to help teens and young adults cope with anxiety. Learn how to relax, develop more helpful ways of thinking, and identify active steps that will help you take charge of your anxiety. Click here to download the app.
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 MY3. With MY3, you definite your network and your plan to stay safe. With MY3 you can be prepared to help yourself and reach out to others when you are having thoughts of suicide. Click here to download the app.
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 Self-help for Anxiety Management (SAM) offers a range of self-help methods for people who are serious about learning to manage their anxiety. Click here to download the app.
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 Sleep Pillow provides white noise sound for sleep supports. Click here to download the app for Android devices and here for Apple devices.
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 Think Up. Build your self-improvement program to develop the motivation and the positive mindset you need to succeed, using positive affirmations in the most effective way. Click here to download the app.
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 Headspace. Get happy. Stress less. Sleep soundly. Headspace is your guide to mindfulness for your everyday life. Click here to download the App for Android devices and here for Apple devices.
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For resources and support contact:
Aleah Lomeli, LACOE
School Social Worker
Phone: (626) 960-5431 ext: 86066
