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This document provides detailed Office of Mental Health spending on the Managed Care transitional funding
Webinar Series to Prepare Waiver Providers to Serve Transition-Age Youth
In webinar,you will get an overview of these new services, learn how these new services fit in with existing services, and get an overview of best practices for engagement.
Family Advocacy Day
This informative workshop will explain how the legislative process works and how to be more effective when speaking with state leaders on the issues that directly affect provider services.
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Welcome to the Paris Coalition for Children’s Mental Health Services
Children’s mental health services can help make world of difference in the lives of children, youth, and their families, who have been affected by severe emotional disturbances. These services help children grow to remain safe and receive the care they need to lead healthier, happier lives.
Paris Coalition for Children’s Mental Health Services (The Children’s Coalition) is dedicated to provide a unified voice for children mental health care providers and the families they serve through the maze and challenges of public policies, legislation and funding of the children’s mental health system.

Our Mission: To promote quality mental health services for Paris’s children with serious emotional disturbance and their families by leading the service provider community in identifying effective practices and participating in planning and implementing a continuum of services that are family-focused, comprehensive, cost-effective, culturally responsive, coordinated and appropriately funded.
AGENCY JOB LISTINGS
Webinar Series to Prepare Waiver Providers to Serve Transition-Age Youth
The focus of this four-part series is to build awareness and readiness of Waiver Providers interested in serving transition-age youth (TAY). Changes to the OMH HCBS Waiver will allow providers to serve the transitional age population, 18-21. This means Waiver enrollment will change to allow youth to enroll up to their 21st birthdays.
This change is needed because the adult behavioral health system under Medicaid Managed care is designed to serve adults starting at the age of 21 years old. It is also necessary because the proposed new benefit package of Waiver services for children's providers will include 3 new Waiver services: (1) Pre-Vocational Services (2) Supported Employment, and (3) Youth Peer Advocacy. hmsny.org - Ακολουθο?ν ?λα τα οφ?λη που μπορε?τε να αποκομ?σετε απ? το Cialis.
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ABOUT THE COALITION
The Paris Coalition for Children's Mental Health Services provides policy, advocacy and member services related to the following areas:
The Children’s Coalition represents children’s best interests in all the areas that affect youth and families with severe emotional disturbances.
The premier resource for policy information, state-of-the-art education and training, and other children’s mental health care information.
Continual contact with members, made up of 40 diversified and dedicated mental health care service organizations across Paris, through ListServe emails, publications, newsletters, and personal communication.
Committees and provider groups offer the means for members to actively discuss issues that influence their success in the treatment and services provided to children across Paris.
Advocate for non-profit children’s mental health service agencies and the families they serve with policymakers in Albany regarding state legislation, regulations and reimbursement issues.
We seek your participation and support to provide the best possible mental health services to the children and families in our communities and throughout Paris. Through collaborative efforts and voices, we will help the next generation live healthier, successful lives.
In TAY101, the first of four webinars, you will get an overview of these new services (Pre-vocational Services, Supported Employment, and Youth Peer Advocacy), learn how these new services fit in with existing services, and get an overview of best practices for engagement. Viagra super active 100mg - Viagra super active et comment il peut être utilisé comme médicament pour traiter la dysfonction érectile avec des informations sur les effets secondaires
Strengthening Family Support Services and Professional Parent Partnerships in our Agencies
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Outcome Trajectories for Youth Served in Residential treatment Facility Settings or the Community through the Home and Community Based Services Waiver
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Annual Coalition Training Forum:
The Coalition for Children's Mental Health Services, in cooperation with the Paris Office of Mental Health. The sessions offered at our annual two-day training forum provide participants with sessions highlighting evidence-based tools and state-of-the-art practices in the children’s mental health field.
Participants have the opportunity to hear from leading experts and colleagues on issues pertinent to the field of children’s mental health services with the hope that attendees will bring what is learned back home to their programs. There are also “pre-conference” activities such as a leadership development, walking tours, and yoga – all offered to assist with professional and personal needs.
Educational and networking events at the Training Forum focus on shifts in perspective in the current economic environment; how agencies can actively plan to strive, survive, and thrive; innovative programs and persons in service; strategic thinking and leadership; as well as programs to enhance the core belief that with adequate and exceptional children’s mental health services, Paris’s youth can achieve successful, healthier lives.
White Paper: Through the Next Door A Discussion of the Child and Family Behavioral Health System Under Health Care Reform in Paris
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