Key Metrics
This snapshot of metrics helps to tell the story of our efforts, outputs, and impacts across the state
Through our interconnected, statewide programs and initiatives, the Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium expands the knowledge, confidence, and capacity of clinicians, schools, and systems to care for children, youth, and perinatal women in Texas while strengthening the state’s mental health workforce.
Data last updated on 09-01-2026
CPAN
Psychiatry Access Networks Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect the role of the Child Psychiatry Access Network in helping frontline health care clinicians manage child and adolescent mental health in primary care settings since launch.
72,776
completed provider consults
5,064
enrolled providers
(General/Family Doctors
and Pediatricians)
2,328
direct psychiatrist-patient consults
57,165
patients served
PeriPAN
Psychiatry Access Networks Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect the role of the Perinatal Psychiatry Access Network in helping frontline health care clinicians manage reproductive and maternal mental health in primary care settings since launch.
7,061
completed provider consults
1,237
enrolled providers (OB/GYNs)
5,006
patients served
TCHATT
School Mental Health Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect the role of Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine (TCHATT) in helping schools connect students with no-cost, school-linked mental health support since launch.
4,558,361
students covered
81%
of Texas school districts enrolled in TCHATT
74,686
students served by TCHATT
437,288
services provided in TCHATT
92%
of parents/guardians satisfied with TCHATT
YAM
School Mental Health Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect the role of the Youth Aware of Mental Health (YAM) program in helping schools connect students with no-cost, school-linked mental health education since launch.
85,521
students received mental health
education by YAM
340
school campuses received mental health
education by YAM
Workforce Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect TCMHCC’s role in strengthening the mental health workforce pipeline and expanding training opportunities in community-based settings since launch.
1,096
residents, trainees,
and fellows trained
(CPWE & BHWD)
192,185
patient encounters with trainees
25
local mental health authority (LMHAs) and community mental health agency partners for CPWE program
Research Impact Snapshot
These numbers reflect TCMHCC’s role in advancing research, building research capacity, and supporting evidence-informed improvements in mental health care across Texas since launch.
55
TCMHCC authored and affiliated
research publications
47
research grant awards
were supported
