ORCUTT, Calif. — Teens at San Luis Obispo County High Schools and in the Santa Maria Joint Union High School District are welcome to apply for a paid Youth Mental Health Ambassador (YMHA) project funded by the California Department of Public Health. The Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo’s (CAPSLO) Teen Wellness Program was awarded a grant as part of the Child and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI). The YMHA project will launch a comprehensive mental, emotional, and behavioral health campaign as part of the CYBHI. CAPSLO will recruit students to form the YMHA Outreach Team and will develop a targeted media campaign for local Latino and LGBTQ+ youth. The 27-mon
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