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Schools & youth programmes

A place to learn.
A place to be heard.

Bring youth engagement, screening and a clear referral pathway into your school’s wellbeing programme.

Students at a Snuggli Health school outreach in Ghana
Support belongs in the places young people are.

Beyond the screening day

A conversation needs somewhere to go.

  1. 01

    Open a conversation

    Give young people an approachable starting point.

    Young people · Snuggli
  2. 02

    Understand the concern

    A qualified practitioner screens and reviews the context.

    Practitioner · Sentra
  3. 03

    Agree the next step

    Identify the receiving service and who owns the handover.

    Care team · Referral partner
  4. 04

    Follow up

    Record what happened and what still needs attention.

    Assigned care team

An illustrative programme pathway. Sharing between people and services depends on consent, agreed roles and appropriate access—not automatic sharing of private conversations.

Our shared responsibilities

A programme shaped around your school.

Plan age-appropriate communication, consent and assent, private spaces and a receiving-service pathway before activity begins.

Snuggli Health

Tools & programme design

  • Snuggli and Sentra workflow planning
  • Role-specific preparation and materials
  • An agreed approach to learning and reporting

Your institution

Local leadership & care

  • A school focal person and suitable spaces
  • Family engagement, consent and safeguarding
  • Connections to qualified receiving services

Agreed together

One written programme scope

  • Activities, people and delivery timetable
  • Budget, safeguarding and data arrangements
  • Measures, review points and follow-up ownership

What to measure

Look beyond participation.

An attendance list is a starting point. Agree indicators that show what happened after a concern was identified.

Read the partnership brief
  1. 01People engaged and screened
  2. 02Referrals accepted by receiving services
  3. 03Attendance, where confirmed
  4. 04Unresolved barriers and follow-up
A practitioner speaking with a student during a Snuggli Health outreach in Ghana
Greater Accra & Oti May–June 2026

Field story / Ghana

The conversation cannot end at screening.

Two outreach efforts offer a starting point for the work ahead: understanding who needs further assessment—and the barriers between a referral and care.

209young people registered
105full clinical screenings
70referral flags recorded

A dated outreach snapshot, not a national estimate. Referral attendance and clinical outcomes were not established.

Explore the field findings

Work with Snuggli Health

What would support look like in your school?

Share your age groups, location, school calendar and existing wellbeing support.

Start a programme conversation