Resource Center
Stay up to date with the latest webinars, surveys and more insights to provide the best care for your students.
- Mental Health
Margie Boulware, Executive Director of Special Programs
Hear how an early alert helped a school identify a student in distress and quickly connect the student and family with support.
- Mental Health
Q2 Quarterly Connect Webinar
Watch TimelyCare’s Q2 Quarterly Connect webinar to see product updates that help campus teams show impact, coordinate care, and reduce manual work.
- Mental Health
What Happens After You Sign With TimelyCare?
Download the guide to see how TimelyCare supports campus implementation, student adoption, reporting, and ongoing partnership after launch.
- Student Success & Retention
What Students Aren’t Telling Us: The Hidden Signals That Predict Crisis, Withdrawal, and Burnout
Dr. Cynthia Hernandez, Vice President for Student Success at Texas State University, and Nicole Trevino, Vice President of Student Success at TimelyCare, explore the hidden indicators that precede disengagement and burnout, especially among students who appear academically stable and do not seek support.
- Student Success & Retention
The Essential Elements to Show Your Board About Student Care Investments
In this guide, Eight Questions Your Board Expects You to Answer About Student Care Investments, you’ll find an easy, board-focused checklist you can use today to present student care as a measurable strategy, a financial decision, a risk control, and a driver of retention.
- Basic Needs
The National Pulse on Basic Needs in Higher Education
Basic needs insecurity is affecting how students learn, persist, and engage with campus support. This infographic explores national data on food insecurity, housing insecurity, homelessness, transportation barriers, mental health, and the awareness gaps that keep students from getting help.
- K12
Beyond Tier 3: What the Fourth Tier Means for Student Mental Health
Join a leadership conversation with Armand Pires and Ryan Sherman, authors of The Fourth Tier: Modernizing MTSS for Student Mental Health.
- Mental Health
Long Beach City College Expands Access to Mental Health Support
Long Beach City College serves a highly diverse student population, including many students balancing class, work, family responsibilities, and other life pressures. By partnering with TimelyCare, LBCC reduced wait times from days to minutes and expanded access to mental health support during evenings, weekends, and holidays.
- Student Success & Retention
Earlier Insight, Clearer Action: A New Model for Student Success
In this 30-minute webinar, explore why traditional early-alert systems and engagement tools often surface risk too late and what it takes to move from reactive alerts to earlier, structured action.
