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Technical Assistance and Consultation in Delaware

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Visioning the Future: School Based Wellness Centers in Delaware: The Next 25 Years

December 2008

Delaware Consulting

Current Work
Establishment of the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Children’s National (National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences)
Recommendations for Mental and Behavioral Health Improvements Through School-Connected Services (Kate B. Reynolds Foundation)
Building Community Resilience (Sumner M. Redstone Center for Prevention and Wellness)
Howard County
DC Healthy Schools Act Evaluation
Teens Run DC
School-Community Partnerships
Sustainability
Vulnerable Populations
Colorado Health Foundation
California Health Care Foundation
District of Columbia School Mental Health
Delaware Consulting
Prince George’s County Public Schools
American Public Health Association
Expanding the Movement for Healthy Child/Youth Development Initiatives
Weekly Publications

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Trauma Sensitive Schools address students' needs in a holistic manner that takes into account the #academic, #social, #behavioral, #physical, and #mentalhealth needs of #students. Learn more about this and other valuable school health frameworks: https://t.co/L8TYO75BGn

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Are you measuring your impact? Thanks to Dr. Olga Acosta-Price @CHHCS & @JuliaWDeAngelo for leading today’s @ChildrensNatl evaluation workshop. #MeasurementMatters #CommunityBenefit

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#MTSS, #WSCC, PBIS, RTI... do you know the similarities and differences between these various school #behavioralhealth frameworks? Find an overview in our new guide and learn how they are being implemented in some of our DC schools. https://t.co/QYzG9WIXEb

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💻 Don't miss this webinar today at 3p ET! Learn about the biological/neurobiological effects of toxic stress and Adverse Childhood Experiences (#ACEs). #healthinschools https://t.co/OmsrIIuegw

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From #MTSS to #SEL and #restorativejustice, many approaches have been developed to support student well-being. In our newest resource, we summarize many of these frameworks to help educators and leaders understand how to better meet school needs. https://t.co/LueHpd7exd

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Grant Alerts

STOP School Violence | Bureau of Justice Assistance
January 16, 2020 | 0 comments
Pathways Out of Poverty | The Herb Block Foundation
January 8, 2020 | 0 comments
National Training and Technical Assistance Center for Child, Youth and Family Mental Health | SAMHSA
January 8, 2020 | 0 comments
(Past Deadline) Child Mental Healthcare Access Improvement/Development Grants | Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation
December 17, 2019 | 0 comments

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Spotlight

U.S. News and World Report Highlights CHHCS Work

Beginning in 2019, the Center for Health and Health Care in Schools has been working with the District of Columbia to promote the establishment and expansion of comprehensive behavioral health systems across all of DC's public and public charter schools. The initiative has gained significant recognition, and a recent article published by U.S. News and World Report explains the value and importance of this work. We are so proud to be a part of it.

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