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Crisis Services
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Crisis intervention services and supports promote a quick return to recovery and wellness management for individuals experiencing behavioral health crisis. The crisis services continuum is an array of crisis prevention, early intervention, response, and stabilization strategies with an emphasis on avoiding unnecessary visits to hospital emergency departments and involvement with the criminal justice system and are accessible and provided in a timely fashion in each community.
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Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws
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The Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws (EUDL) Program/Preventing Underage Drinking Initiative service supports efforts by communities to prevent the sale of alcohol to minors (under age 21) and to prevent minors from buying or consuming alcoholic beverages. This is accomplished by providing grants, education and technical assistance to Community Collaboratives. A Collaborative (or coalition) is an organized alliance among individuals or groups within a community joining togeth...
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Evaluation and Technical Assistance
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Evaluation and Technical Assistance encompasses 1) Systematic assessment of design, implementation, and outcomes of a program to determine and measure effectiveness, improve performance, and ensure accountability of achieving intended goals; 2) Provide subject matter expert technical assistance to build capacity, optimize process and support the achievement of desired Dra. Evaluation and Technical Assistance help to identify areas of program improvement and to inform future program design to en...
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General Behavioral Health Prevention
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Prevention refers to actions, strategies, or measures taken to stop an event or condition from occurring or to minimize a problem's potential impact to the general population. Prevention focuses on proactive and upstream efforts to address risks or contributing factors before they lead to negative outcomes. Key aspects of prevention services are+ to 1) Reduce or eliminate risk or adverse outcomes 2) Prevent the initial occurrence of a problem, focus on early detection and intervention to reduce...
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General Substance Abuse Prevention
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General Substance Abuse Prevention services are aimed to inform the general public about risk factors for substance use or abuse. Services are focused to prevent the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs among youth families and communities statewide. Services are delivered through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration/ Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. ( SAMHSA/ CSAP Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant required six prevention strategies that inc...
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Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services for Children/Adolescents
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Community Based Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities services
support North Carolina children and adolescents ages 3-17 with
intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in order to remain in the
communities of their choice. Services provided include: -Personal care: assistance with activity of daily living skills; -Habilitation: services
to assist the individual in retaining, acquiring, and improving the
self-help, socialization,...
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Mental Health Services for Adults
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Community Based Mental Health Services for adults age 18 and up includes an array of evidence based practices and services that treat, empower and support North Carolina residents with mental illness and their families. These include: Assertive Community Treatment, Community Support Team , Individual Placement Support-Supported Employment, Psychosocial Rehabilitation programs, Mobile Crisis Management, Peer Support Services, Outpatient Therapy, and Medication Management
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Mental Health Services for Children/Adolescents
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Community Based Mental Health Services for children and adolescents aged 3-18 includes an array of evidence based practices and services that treat, empower and support North Carolina children and adolescents with mental illness and their families. These services include:
Individual, family, and group counselingMedication ManagementDay treatment servicesIntensive treatment services provided at home and across community settingsMobile Crisis ManagementMultisystemic Therapy Residential...
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Mental Health, Developmental Disabilites and Substance Abuse Workforce Development
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Workforce Development within the Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services (DMH/DD/SAS) is intended to enhance the education, training and professional development of staff members who work with consumers across disability groups and in policy management. Services include:
-Training professionals, paraprofessionals and other direct service providers on evidence-based practices (that is, using scientific studies and research to determine the...
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