Daybreak raises $13M for youth mental health services

Daybreak Health has raised $13 million in a series B funding round to develop personalized mental health services for students across the country.

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Daybreak currently provides mental health services to students within its 60 district partners, according to an Aug. 8 news release. Daybreak offers evidence-based teletherapy programs that partner students with clinicians based on presenting needs, cultural background, language and personal preferences.

This round of funding brings Daybreak’s total capital raised to date to $25 million, the release said.

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