This past school year, five New Hampshire school districts were offered three years of online behavioral health counseling for their students, paid for by local nonprofit Safe Schools New Hampshire. The catch? Their students had to help roll the program out to their peers.

It’s not surprising that 17-year-old Kylee Plummer was put in charge of promoting Cartwheel Care’s counseling in Claremont. She answers emails immediately, juggled multiple jobs in high school, and was named this year’s model youth by the Claremont Chamber of Commerce.

Plummer also knows depression: Hers kept her home for half of middle school.

Read more from New Hampshire Public Radio.

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