Annual Agency Report

Recovery Plan State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds 2025 Report

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Mentions of “COUNSELING SERVICES” — 11 found on pages 91, 271, 294, 297, 464, 530, 531, 568, 569, 570

… Talkspace Project aims to bridge the gap in mental health care access by connecting community members with telehealth counseling services provided by Talkspace. By examining the referral data and psychological distress assessments, the project seeks to u …

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… ed the need for legal services to protect homeownership. From 2008 to 2019, DCRAC was HUD approved to provide housing counseling services. Routinely, the need for legal services to address home ownership/title issues came to the forefront to be resolved f …

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… Other Public Health Services Expenditures to date: $30,000.00 Project Overview Life Community Church will provide counseling services in order to address health, economic, educational, and social disparities that so many people are suffering with issu …

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… e launch of new peer-led sessions, strengthening long-term support networks. • 64 new clients accessed our expanded counseling services, with a total of 822 hours of therapy delivered this quarter. • The residential treatment program welcomed its firs …

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… m. - 100% reported they agreed with the goals in their plan. - 100% reported the benefited from individual and group counseling services The agency also analyzed a matched sample of pre-/post- Brief Addiction Monitor (BAM) responses for women engaged i …

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… over 13,000 patient visits and saw an average of 888 unique patients per month. Nearly 1200 unique patients received counseling services from one of the social workers. As planned, funding for the outpatient behavioral health practice was phased out an …

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… led by a board-certified Addiction Medicine Specialist, that offer medication assisted treatment (MAT) in concert with counseling services as indicated. “MAT has proved to be clinically effective and to significantly reduce the need for inpatient detoxificat …

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… 07 individual client sessions, and served 9 new families to Supporting Kidds. We have 23 clients receiving individual counseling services during this time. We have seen a steady number of consultations each month for children who have lost a parent, sibli …

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ARPA-Funded ProgramAddiction Education/Therapy Community ProgramArts ProgramAssistance ProgramBHC ProgramBeebe Healthcare Peer Recovery ProgramBike Incentive ProgramCN Housing ProgramCNA ProgramCare ProgramCentury Community Learning Center ProgramChief ProgramChoir School ProgramChurch Road ProgramCohort Fellows Completed ProgramCommunity Eligibility ProgramCommunity Food Distribution ProgramCompleted ProgramConsultant ProgramContent Creation Program

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29 Del C. §6929 Del. C. §§ 6981HB340SB 94