Mental Health Resources
Since 2014, the Littleton Public Schools Foundation has championed student well-being through The Legacy Fund for Mental Health, grounded in the belief that strong mental health support is essential to academic achievement and lifelong success.
The Legacy Fund connects LPS students and staff with critical mental health resources that support their academic, social, and emotional well-being. Since its launch, the fund has raised more than $1 million to strengthen services across the district.
Legacy Fund Initiatives include:
- A mental health resource program connecting students in crisis with counseling services
- SPEAK, a student advisory group
- The annual LPS Poetry Slam
- Continuing Education for LPS Educators
- Mental Notes, a LPS-created mental health curriculum for middle and high schoolers
- Parent workshops and resources, such as Cyber Savvy Parenting
"I feel like this support saved my child's life. I was so scared that something awful would happen...she was so depressed. We could not have gotten her to the therapist she needed without your financial support and guidance. Thank you."
- LPS parent of a sophomore student
