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Implementation of FindHelp. Coordinating and hosting learning sessions with partners to join and utilize FindHelp. Actively engaged in the implementation; communicating with the FindHelp implementation team, seeking community specific requests and addressing community specific needs.
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C-ACT-1300
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Mental Health voucher funding for youth and young adults up to age 26 have been a component to the work of CFP since 2017. Braided funding for these vouchers come from United Way campaign designations specifically for financially supplementing these vouchers.
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C-ACT-1136
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*Work with leadership at Las Mananitas Community Advocates to plan for a youth chapter with an outreach to Hispanic youth. *Work on contract with Las Mananitas for the youth chapter.
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C-ACT-1110
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*Explanation of programs available through Families 1st Partnership. *Participate in identifying needs, gaps, and barriers in Red Willow County. *Suggest interventions available through Families 1st Partnership.
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C-ACT-1094
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We work closely with mental health providers and participate in the Mental Health Roundtable, fostering community education and reducing stigma around mental health. Heartland Counseling offers therapists in every South Sioux school, providing families with convenient, no-cost access to services. Students are assessed at the beginning of the school year to identify those who might benefit from support. GCC’s navigation and family coaching teams also help families access resources, breaking cycles of poverty and creating opportunities for success.
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C-ACT-1197
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The collaborative has established a referral process for free access to bassinets. This is for at risk low income families to support safe sleep environment for all babies born in Lancaster County.
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C-ACT-1377
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In October 2024, the York County Community Coalition (YC3) expanded its Central Navigation Network. Previously, YC3 had a part-time Central Navigator, which limited clients’ access to YC3’s resources. However, with the hiring of a full-time Central Navigator, clients now have more opportunities to meet with YC3 staff in person and find the resources they need with greater ease. As we move into 2025, YC3 is continuing to grow and enhance its network. We are excited to announce a collaboration with local organizations to bring two adult peer support workers and one youth peer support worker to our team. The adult peer support workers will assist clients in the jail, local mission, and those struggling with substance use and mental health challenges. The youth peer support worker will focus on supporting youth and their families, helping to strengthen their relationships and ensuring the youth’s success. YC3 is committed to expanding our network and resources to better serve the York County community, and we look forward to helping even more clients in the year ahead!
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C-ACT-1223