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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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Students who feel connected to #school and family are more likely to succeed academically and make healthy choices that last into adulthood. https://t.co/3EL4Di0hQ6 #AEW2019

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Are we concerned enough about #vaping in schools? Check out the websites, articles and other resources that we've compiled for educators and parents to learn how to help address the growing vaping epidemic among youth. #healthinschools https://t.co/RgxBuzJzSW

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Happy School Psychology Awareness Week!🙌🏽🎉🎊

Use this time to spread awareness of #schoolpsychologists’ role in helping children thrive!

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Presenting together with one of our close partners, Noel Bravo of @BainumFdn, to discuss how we were able to develop a process to evaluate the status of school mental health in four DC schools, and how other schools/community partners can follow a similar model. #ASMH2019

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Are you in Austin, Texas, at #ASMH2019? Today at 1:30 p.m., our own Noel Bravo joins our partners from @CHHCS @GWTweets to share how schools can assess their own school mental health model, as we have done for partner schools in D.C. Be sure to join us!

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Grant Alerts

Community Action Grants | American Association of University Women
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National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative | SAMHSA
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ALDI Smart Kids | ALDI
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The Follett Challenge | Follett
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Spotlight

New Resource Provides Expert Guidance on Advancing Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems

The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools is proud to be part of the team behind "Advancing Comprehensive School Mental Health Systems: Guidance From the Field." The report's insights are designed to promote positive school climate and safety, strengthen students' social and emotional learning, and foster mental health and general well-being, while reducing the prevalence and severity of mental illness.

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