The Children’s Mental Health Network is a national alliance between communities, practitioners, families, agencies, and alumni of system of care development efforts who seek to share information, offer experience-based consultation and education, and advocate for stronger mental health services and supports for children and families.

The Children’s Mental Health Network is committed to three core functions: 

• Educate: Provide information, mentorship, and resources to anyone interested in promoting the concept of systems of care. 
• Advocate: Provide tools and resources so that individuals, groups, and communities can effectively advocate for issues and policies that promote the concept of systems of care. 
• Collaborate: Provide virtual and in-person venues for collaboration and idea sharing between those committed to system of care values and principles and the infusion of these concepts into children’s services.