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2026 National School-Based Health Care

Awareness Month​

A spotlight on our Field

This February, the School-Based Health Alliance (SBHA) is celebrating School-Based Health Care Awareness Month by recognizing the everyday superheroes who make school-based care possible: school-based health center (SBHC) teams and sponsors, school nurses, school partners, philanthropists, policymakers, and all the champions across the field.

In a time of uncertainty, limited resources, and shifting needs, you continue to show up for students. This toolkit includes ready-to-post graphics and sample copy to help you celebrate your teams and share the impact of school-based health care in your community.

This Year Campaign #2026SBHCHeroes

We invite SBHCs and state affiliates to join us in celebrating alongside local centers, school nurses, schools, districts, and partners.

SBHA designed this campaign for SBHC staff, healthcare professionals, school leaders, policymakers, and anyone who supports student health.

Shared stories from the past years

2026 Awareness Month Resources

Have a question about the event? We provide some resources for you here.

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Find the guideline for social media posts here

Find graphics to promote the events throughout your channels here

If you have a Canva account, you can access our template here to edit colors or add your logo.

Learn more about the Partnering with Schools To Improve Youth Mental Health: A Resource for Community Mental Health and Substance Use Care Organizations here.

Learn more about the toolkit here.

School nurses and school-based health centers working together share a
critical mission: protecting and advancing the health and well-being of our
nation’s school-age children. One does not replace the need for the other. Read more
Each has a distinct and complementary function.

Ready to Share your SBHCs Story?

We want to hear from you! Tell us (or show us!) what you did for awareness month. Email your story to us (info@sbh4all.org), and remember to include pictures! With your permission, we’ll use your story for future blogs and social media posts.