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The Asian Pacific Islander Program (API) provides mental health and substance abuse services to residents of Fresno County, California who are of Asian or Pacific Islander descent. The program has served the community since 1988 and delivers culturally competent care in the clients' native languages. API's team of clinicians, case managers, and community health specialists aim to empower clients and reduce barriers to recovery.
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House of New Hope is a statewide Christian nonprofit providing behavioral health services in Ohio since 1992. It utilizes a recovery-based treatment philosophy that views mental health conditions as disabilities that can be managed, rather than illnesses to be cured. The provider acts as a partner rather than director, focusing on strengths rather than just symptoms, and assisting clients in managing their conditions long-term through empowerment and community reintegration. Language and approach emphasize clients' abilities rather than limitations.
Behavioral Health Orientation
The document provides an orientation for behavioral health services at House of New Hope. It introduces the executive director and describes the organization's mission to help those in need through faith-based services. It discusses House of New Hope's treatment philosophy which focuses on empowering individuals and supporting their recovery and well-being rather than viewing their conditions as defining them. The document also outlines the roles of clinical support staff and describes the shift in behavioral health from a traditional medical model to one centered on individual-driven recovery.
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Border Physicians is a proposed medical practice in Nogales, Arizona that will provide culturally competent healthcare services to the local Hispanic community. The practice will offer services like pediatrics, gynecology, adult medicine, nutrition classes, and free monthly children's vaccination clinics. It will have four physicians, medical assistants, and front office staff who are all bilingual in English and Spanish. The proposed budget for the first year projects a small loss, so the organization plans to apply for another loan, increase marketing, and manage expenses carefully while investing in future growth.
2015 Annual Community Report JFCS of Greater Phoenix
One of the largest behavioral health and social service agencies in Maricopa County, JFCS served over 41,000 children and families in fiscal year 2015. Key highlights included Creating Peaceful Families providing training to over 8,100 people; Homebased programs serving 5,300 at-risk children and families; and serving 60% of foster care youth referred to behavioral health services. JFCS also launched initiatives like the Senior Concierge Project and integrated healthcare centers to improve access and coordination of services. Client testimonials demonstrated positive outcomes of programs like Child Crisis Hospital Team, Real World Job Development, Shelter Without Walls, and Older Adult In-Home Services.
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The Annual Report of Starting Point Behavioral Healthcare summarizes the organization's activities and accomplishments for the 2013-2014 fiscal year. It provides information on the board of directors and executive leadership. The report discusses the launch of the Mental Health First Aid program to educate the community about mental health issues. It also profiles a client who has benefitted from Starting Point's services and recovery programs. Additionally, the report outlines Starting Point's services, community programs, and financial information from the past year.
CHAPTER ONE Introduction to Case ManagementSurviving and Thrivin.docx
This document provides an overview of case management. It discusses how case management has evolved from a traditional model focused on managing clients to a modern approach focused on coordination of services, empowerment, and meeting client needs. Case management today involves assessment, planning, coordination, advocacy, and sometimes direct service provision. The roles and responsibilities of case managers have expanded and they work with diverse clients across different settings and communities. Case management principles emphasize integration of services, continuity of care, equal access, quality care, and client empowerment.
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Centro La Familia is a non-profit organization that has served low-income families in Fresno County for over 30 years. It provides services like health insurance enrollment assistance, domestic violence support, health education, mental health support, parenting classes, child abuse prevention, and human trafficking assistance. Centro La Familia aims to empower people to access resources and become self-sufficient through education and social services. It delivers services in a culturally sensitive manner in English and Spanish.
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- 207 participants ages 18-45 diagnosed with depression were randomly assigned to either a low (20 min/day) or high (40 min/day) dose aerobic exercise program for 13+1.6 weeks without medication.
- Assessments of depression (DSM-IV), Beck Depression Inventory scores, aerobic capacity, life satisfaction, and anxiety were conducted before and after treatment.
- 59 participants were divided into two groups (A and B) and assigned to a 13-week two-way crossover trial with an 8-week exercise program for one group and no exercise for the other (control).
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2015 Annual Community Report JFCS of Greater Phoenix
2015 Annual Community Report JFCS of Greater Phoenix
CHAPTER ONE Introduction to Case ManagementSurviving and Thrivin.docx
CHAPTER ONE Introduction to Case ManagementSurviving and Thrivin.docx
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