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Models & Innovations Search Results for: community health workers

72 Models & Innovations webpages matched your search. Here are matches 51 - 60:

51. MIST: Mothers and Infants Sober Together
Reviewed: May 2, 2023

The Mothers and Infants Sober Together (MIST) program helped mothers who used substances to get treatment and provide safe, drug-free homes for themselves and their newborns.

...workers, and mental health centers in order to be the most effective. Contact Information Melody Morris, LADAC, SUD/OUT Program Manager Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Mothers and Infants Sober Together 865.482.1076 ext. 1289 morrisml@ridgeview.com Topics Appalachia...

52. Project Swaddle
Added: Aug 10, 2023

A home visitation program in Crawfordsville, Indiana lets community paramedics provide wrap-around care and education to pregnant women and recent mothers.

...workers, social services providers, or midwives when needed. Results As of May 2023, more than 200 women inside the Franciscan Health Network have been served by Project Swaddle, with some participating in the program throughout...

53. Futures Without Violence in Tillamook County
Reviewed: Aug 13, 2021

Through federal funding support and services rendered by Futures Without Violence, a women's assistance center provided an IPV advocate at a local FQHC to offer confidential care to IPV survivors.

...Health Outcomes Through Violence Prevention Pilot Project , FUTURES selected 10 domestic violence programs and community health centers across the U.S. to receive financial assistance, training, and support. During a 10-month period, these pairings partnered...

54. Wisconsin Early Education Shared Service Network
Reviewed: Oct 24, 2022

To meet an urgent childcare need, a Wisconsin Partners collaborative came up with a creative solution: a Shared Services Network allows childcare providers to pool staff, resources, and services while receiving support for daily operations.

...health , with more than 50% of rural American communities considered childcare deserts. Throughout the state of Wisconsin, childcare services are closing rapidly, with staffing and finance issues as the main causes. In Wisconsin's Monroe...

55. Hope Squad
Reviewed: Jun 25, 2024

Hope Squad helps students in 16 states and Canada identify classmates struggling with suicide and other mental health concerns and refer them to adult advisors who can help.

...communities in Utah. In 2004, Hope4Utah implemented Hope Squad , a school-based peer leadership program in which students learn how to identify warning signs of suicide or other mental health concerns in their peers...

56. COPD Readmission Prevention Program
Reviewed: Dec 17, 2019

Genesis HealthCare System, Zanesville, Ohio, created a post-discharge care coordination program with impact not only on readmission rates, but access to acute and chronic care.

...workers and appropriate community agencies for any specific assistance. No start-up funding was utilized since Genesis administration recognized that sustainable financial and patient-care benefits would likely emerge once the program was operational...

57. Moms Do Care EMPOWER (MDC-E)
Added: Feb 13, 2024

MDC-E is a rural Massachusetts program for pregnant or new parents using substances, on medication for opioid use, or in recovery.

...health services In-home prenatal and postpartum visits Peer mentor support from people with lived experience in recovery Support for pregnancy and parenting in recovery Support and advocacy for families involved with the Department...

58. Seneca Strong's Certified Addiction Recovery Coaches
Reviewed: Jul 18, 2022

A cultural recovery peer advocate program in Seneca Nation has helped to reduce substance misuse among the Seneca Nation community.

...community experiences. Seneca Strong operates within the Seneca Nation Health System (SNHS). Healthcare providers within SNHS refer patients with a substance or opioid use disorder to one of 4 Certified Addiction Recovery Coaches employed...

59. Florissa
Reviewed: Jun 11, 2024

A one-stop shop for children and families facing developmental, behavioral, and social/emotional issues.

...Florissa --- A one-stop shop for children and families facing developmental, behavioral, and social/emotional issues...

60. Geezers, Gulpers, and Gardeners
Reviewed: Sep 7, 2022

The Chatham County Council on Aging started Geezers, Gulpers, and Gardeners (3G Group) to connect retired men in need of male friends in rural North Carolina to other men.

...Worker Chatham County Council on Aging 919.542.4512 x231 rodney.dietrich@chathamcouncilonaging.org Topics Aging and aging-related services Elderly population Men Mental health Social connectedness States served North Carolina Date added September 11, 2018 Date updated or reviewed...