The Oak Park Public Library has partnered with researchers at Northwestern University to co-develop a mental health program for high school students.
The program is now looking for high school students in grades 9-12 to help test out the program at the library. Students can earn up to $115 in gift cards for participating.
Eligible students: Earn up to $115
Requirements include attending two in-person sessions at the Oak Park Public Library (1 hour each), completing online surveys, and sharing your feedback to help improve the program for other students.
Eligible participants will be compensated with up to $115 in gift cards. They will receive $30 for the first session, $60 for the second session, and $25 for the follow-up online survey.
Take a 2-minute screening survey to see if you’re eligible. Students who complete the survey will be entered into a raffle to win one of three $100 Visa gift cards, regardless of eligibility. And if you refer a friend to the program and they mention your name, you get an extra entry into the month’s raffle!
Learn practical tools & contribute to research
In addition to compensation, participants will learn practical tools to help manage anxiety and stress. And by participating, they will be contributing to mental health research for high school teens.
Find more information at the screening survey, and contact the research team for more information: