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Adverse
Pregnancy Outcomes Reporting System (APORS) Case Management Services
Beauty and Barber Shops Health Initiative
Career Ladders
Chicago
Partnership for Health Promotion
Community
Technology Center: Computer Training Courses at Instituto del
Progreso Latino
Community Technology Center: North Lawndale Community News
Community Technology Center: North Lawndale Employment Network
intimate portraits
New Directions
Pilsen Community Futures
Preserving Latino Urban Leaders
REACH
2010/Lawndale Health Promotion Project
School-Based
Health Centers
Sustained
involvement/technical support for previously established
community/technology centers
Teen
REACH
UICNI Community Mental Health Program
Student Therapeutic and Resource Services Program (STARS)
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Program Description
The UICNI Community Mental Health Program is a school based intervention serving Chicago Public School students. The Student Therapeutic and Resource Services Program or STARS provides age appropriate, culturally and contextually relevant services to children and families. The program is designed such that children are engaged in a supportive relationship that enables them to talk about fears, worries, anxieties and other manifestations of behavioral and mental health problems that might otherwise be misinterpreted or go unnoticed.
Services Provided
-Individual Student Mental Health Assessments And Treatment
-Class Room Observations
-Family Consultation And Treatment
-Family Therapy
-Faculty Consultation
-In-Service Educational Opportunities For Cps Faculty
Service Sites
-Young Women’s Leadership Charter School/John B. Drake Elementary School
-Smyth Joyner Elementary School
-National Teachers Academy (Fall 2005)
Contact
-Medical Director: Karen Taylor Crawford, MD
-Community Mental Health Program Director: Barbara Preib-Lannon, PhD, RN, (312) 136-2430, bpreib@uic.edu
Partners - UIC
-Mile Square Health Center
-Department of Psychiatry
-Medical Center
Partners - Community
-Mount Sinai Mile Square Health Center
-Local School Councils
Funding Source
Federal Bureau of Primary Health Care
Illinois Department of Human Services
Patient revenue
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