This is what teens scan or tap to reach your center's check-in — no setup needed, it's already scoped to you.
Percentage of check-ins where each support area was flagged. Multiple areas can apply per teen — percentages do not sum to 100%.
Aggregate check-in counts and top support area, by age group, across all qualifying sites combined. Age is never broken down by individual site — see the note below.
Share of qualifying check-ins each resource would be recommended for, recomputed from stored scores. A check-in can recommend more than one resource, so percentages do not sum to 100%.
Guides, worksheets, and tips teens can use independently — sleep routines, breathing exercises, conversation starters.
Drop-in programs, wellness workshops, and open gym time available through Rise 'N' Reach partner sites.
Connections to mentors, counselors, or trusted staff at community centers — not clinical, just someone in your corner.
Academic mentors, study groups, tutoring programs, and school counselors or social workers.
Add, verify, and retire the resources teens see when they open the app. The standard: would you send a 15-year-old there tomorrow, alone, with no money? If you can't answer yes, it doesn't go in the catalog.
| Resource | Type / Scope | Cost | Last verified | Status | Actions |
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Always shown to every teen, at every center, regardless of what's in your own catalog above — not editable here. These come from code, not this dashboard, specifically so they never depend on any center's upkeep.
Fields marked * are required. Every field here maps to what RESOURCE_CURATION.md asks staff to verify before publishing.
Aggregate trends by site. Sites with fewer than 10 check-ins are hidden to protect privacy (k≥10 rule).
A summary of your center's aggregate wellness data, ready to share with Rise 'N' Reach partners or use for program planning.
RiseWell is built on strict privacy-by-design principles. The dashboard enforces these rules in every view.
- Aggregate wellness trends (percentages and counts)
- Top support categories across the cohort
- Site-level aggregate data (when site n ≥ 10)
- Aggregate resource recommendation trends, recomputed server-side from stored scores (only once a resource reaches 10 recommendations)
- Support trends by age group (10 or younger through 17–18), organization-wide only — never broken down by individual site, and only once an age group reaches 10 check-ins
- Impact report summaries
- Suppression notices for small groups (k < 10)
- Individual teen responses — ever
- Names, emails, or phone numbers
- Exact timestamps tied to a person
- Any safety-related signal — there is no safety-screening question in the survey, so there is nothing of this kind to see
- Mental health scores or diagnoses
- Lists of "high-risk" or "at-risk" teens
- School IDs, addresses, or precise locations
- Device, IP, or browser fingerprint data
- Which resources any individual teen was shown — the aggregate trend is visible (left), but never linked to a person, a session, or a single check-in
.strict()) — a modified client cannot smuggle a safety answer onto the wire even if it tried.textContent — never innerHTML — preventing XSS from any unexpected data.Choose the prebuilt check-in survey, or build a custom one for your center. Saves reach every teen at this center, on any device.
The 8 standard questions (stress, sleep, school pressure, social connection, activity, trusted adult access, basic needs, general wellbeing) are the only source of resource matching. On by default — questions you add below are extra context for your center, and never decide which resources a teen sees.
Removed from the live survey, but their historical answers stay aggregatable below in "Results so far" — never lost. Restore a question to make it live and editable again.
How teens at this center have answered your custom questions. Never used to recommend resources — that only ever comes from the general check-in questions above.