D76 Cares program offers families up to eight free mental‑health sessions
September 26, 2026 | Diamond Lake SD 76, School Boards, Illinois
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Diamond Lake School District 76 promoted the D76 Cares program, an initiative designed to improve access to mental‑health services for students and families. The presenter spelled out the acronym (Community, Advocacy, Resilience, Engagement and Support) and said the program aims to make student wellbeing a top priority.
"Through this program, families can access up to eight free mental health treatment sessions," the presenter said, encouraging families to take advantage of the resource and consult school communications for eligibility and enrollment steps.
"Through this program, families can access up to eight free mental health treatment sessions," the presenter said, encouraging families to take advantage of the resource and consult school communications for eligibility and enrollment steps.
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