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Training for peer-to-peer support through OSPI Natural Helpers program
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Training for peer-to-peer support through OSPI Natural Helpers program
WAITSBURG - The Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction selected the Waitsburg School District as one of five to offer the Natural Helpers program. The OSPI describes the program as a peer-to-peer support program designed for middle and high school students. Since friends tend to go to friends for support or advice, the program helps students recognize when peers need help,...
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