Any Rotary club can replicate this successful mental health project, proven in the USA, Puerto Rico and India. This project is the first that was initiated with the help of the Rotarian Action Group on Mental Health Initiatives. Since its most recent launch (in Nigeria) the faculty from six schools have completed the training and one school has also trained teen mentors to co-facilitate the curriculum presentations to the students. Direct beneficiaries will be over 2,500 students in Junior and Senior Secondary Schools. To date, over 600 students around Ibadan have completed the core curriculum and also the PIP Problems-Ideas-Plans creative problem solving activity. Two schools added a computer lab to introduce the virtual Wellness Center  (within Whyville.net). Any community can implement these resources without grant funding because both the training and content are online without cost. The Boston Children’s Hospital resource may be found at: https://www.openpediatrics.org/course/break-free-depression   The sustainable elements include a referral protocol, experienced trainers, and normalized conversations around mental health and wellness. If grant money is potentially available, it can be put to excellent use by actually providing clinical care; the implementations in Puerto Rico, India, and Nigeria were completed through Rotary global grants that provided a clinician to support each participating school during the implementation year and to identify ongoing resources.