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System of Care

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Home
Contact Us
Lending Library
LAN E-Mail Announcements
Egyptian Health Dept
Transition Aged Youth
Young Adult Center
Juvenile Justice
Early Childhood
Peer Support Providers
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Resources
Diversity Equity Inclusio
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  • LAN 2
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  • System Partners
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6182733326

LAN Technical Assistance & Training Center

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Serving Professionals, Families, and Youth in Saline, Gallatin, Wayne, White, & Hamilton Counties


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Mission:

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

 To facilitate and support training and technical assistance within organizational partners, with families, and with youth in the Saline, Gallatin, Hamilton, Wayne & White Counties system of care.  The center emphasizes the dissemination of evidenced-informed and promising practices approaches within a system of care philosophy. 

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

 

  • Community-based
  • Family-driven
  • Youth-guided
  • Evidence Based
  • Culturally and Linguistic Competent

The LAN Technical Assistance Center of Southern IL utilizes consultants from agencies within the local system of care as well as state and national experts.


https://gucchd.georgetown.edu/products/Toolkit_SOC_Resource1.pdf

OBJECTIVES:

System of Care Principles for providing mental health services are:

OBJECTIVES:

 

Objective 1: Facilitate and support collaboration around technical assistance and training activities.

Objective 2: Provide a resource library for system partners to access at www.systemofcare.org

Objective 3: Provide technical assistance and training on evidenced-informed and promising practices.

Objective 4: Provide technical assistance and training on system of care principles.

System of Care Principles Simplified

Youth Guided

 Youth are empowered, educated, and given the opportunity to make decisions about their own care. Young people have the information they need and can make decisions about their own care. 

Individualized

 Provision of care addresses the child's specific and unique need and incorporates his/her strengths. Care is specific to the strengths and needs of each child. 

Evidence-based/Evidence-informed practice

 Clinical practice is based on research findings that meet evidence standards. Care providers use methods that have been used before and helped youth and families. 

Cultural and Linguistic Competence

 Sensitivity and responsiveness to the diversity of individuals and communities in term of factors such as race, national origin, religion, language, and socioeconomic background. Care providers understand that all families are different.  They respect those differences.    

Interagency

 The involvement and partnership of multiple child serving agencies. Agencies that serve young people and families work together as partners. 

Coordination/Collaboration

 Professionals work together to avoid duplication of services and eliminate gaps in care. Care providers work together to make sure that children and families get all the services they need from the right provider for them. 

Accessible

 Minimization of barriers to service in terms of physical location, convenience of scheduling and financial constraints. Children and families get services they need even if they have physical or resource challenges. 

Community Based

 Provision of services within close geographical proximity to the intended population. Children and families get the services they need near where they live. 

Least Restrictive

 Delivery of services in settings that maximize freedom of choice and movement and permit interaction in normative settings such as school and family. Care providers try to help children and youth stay at home and in their own schools. 

Family Driven

 The family is central to the care of children and is a primary decision maker and equal partner in efforts to serve children Families make the decisions about the care of their children. 

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1415 US Route 45, Eldorado, Illinois 62930, United States

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