PPT-Connecticut Youth Services

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Presenters Mary Ann Haley Deputy Director Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness Amy Marracino LCSW Acting Director of Young Adult Services Youth Homelessness

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Presenters Mary Ann Haley Deputy Director Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness Amy Marracino LCSW Acting Director of Young Adult Services Youth Homelessness in CT There are an estimated 3000 homelessunstably housed youth . Suspensions and Expulsions in Connecticut Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) State Board of Education Meeting, June 5, 2013 1 CONNECTICUT STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Questions Ȃ FOGY of theDistinguished Year Friends of Glastonbury Youth, Inc.P.O. Box 284Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033Award Recipients FOGY of the Distinguished YearService Award1996Don KrayKaren Kl For General Audiences. Robert H. Aseltine, Jr., PhD, Professor. Sara Wakai, PhD, Assistant Professor, . University of Connecticut Health Center. Prepared for CTSAB Annual Meeting. September 26, 2013. FOGY of theDistinguished Year Friends of Glastonbury Youth, Inc.P.O. Box 284Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033Award Recipients FOGY of the Distinguished YearService Award1996Don KrayKaren Kl Presented by: Byron Tocheri, Esq. and Erin Stemm, MSW, LSW. Agenda. Overview of the Family and Youth Law Center’s current initiatives and programs. Overview of best practices and services available to youth emancipating from foster care. Youth Homelessness. Sarah Hunter. Policy Advisor | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Updated: October 25, 2016. USICH Coordinated Community Response—Ending Youth Homelessness. Every community will have a . Y.E.S. Mission Statement: . To assist youth in gaining independence and respect through rewarding work opportunities that develop positive skills, habits and attitudes.. What is Y.E.S. ?. Y.E.S. is a collaborative effort among agencies designed to provide youth 15-21 with coordinated services in the areas of:. Meredith McKeen, MSW. Director, . Multicultural Center and Youth Initiatives . mmckeen@nvfs.org. 571-748-2574. Kate . Reen, MSW . Supervisor. , Youth Intervention & Prevention . Services. kreen@nvfs.org. st. Century. . Assessment of Connecticut Long Term Care. Connecticut’s Long-term care system has many positive elements and has made great strides over the last several years in providing choices and options for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Despite these gains, the system is still fundamentally out of balance in two important areas.. Today & Tomorrow. Leticia Colchado, LA County CEO. Jaclyn Grant, LAHSA. Gregory Breuer, DCFS. Mary Romero, DMH . Homeless Initiative & Measure H. Youth Coordinated Entry System (YCES). DCFS Youth Housing Resources . Preparing for family-based services for youth with serious mental and/or behavioral health conditions (and/or medically fragile youth). Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) Prepared for the Family Focused Treatment Association. Contact: San Diego CountyChildren Youth Families Behavioral Health ServicesReport prepared by theChild Adolescent Services Research Center CASRCSeptemberFOR INTERNAL USE ONLYData Sources June 2020 YSSCASRC A DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS Under general supervision the incumbent is responsible for planning developing and implementing programs to serve the needs of children and families particular Youth Services Overview and . Decision Package ask for Youth Services under age 14. DSB Youth Services Model. Statewide . in-house staff . (five FTE) who provide age-appropriate career exploration, peer interaction and self-advocacy services, workshops & activities to:.

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