Building Community Resilience: Continued

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Education Notes

Desired Programs/Programs:

• Easier access to services, i.e. one-stop shop for all services
  
• District-community liaison to help students and families get connected with resources
  
• Truancy program for parents
  
• More foster care, including program for older students
  
• Childcare in school
  
• Staff wellness program with mental health and nutrition education
  
• More training for staff on supporting kids with high ACE scores
  
• Parenting classes taught in school with childcare
  
• More parents involved with school activities and events
  
• Alternative school
  
• More mental health counselors in school, one per school minimum
  
• Low income housing opportunities
  
• Teen center
  

Possible Supports/Collaborations:

• School-based health center: Family Health Center, Amber Rosewood
  
• Help coordinate school-based health center efforts: Pacific County Health & Human Services, Katie Lindstrom
  
• Marijuana revenue is available for school resource advocate: Pacific County Health & Human Services, Katie Lindstrom
  
• Teen dating abuse classes, Safe Dates: Crisis Support Network (CSN), Kathryn Burr
  
• ACEs training for staff: WellSpring
  
• Help with truancy issues: Juvenile Justice, Wayne Leonard
  
• School and prosecutor can include parents in truancy petition: Juvenile Justice, Scott Jacot
  
• Triple P Parenting classes available and can be held in schools: WellSpring
  
• Risk assessment tools available for teens at- risk for emotional and behavioral issues: Willapa Behavioral Health, Destini Kirkwood
  
• Educational job shadowing, job opportunities, and Patient Family Advisory Council: Columbia Memorial Hospital, Sarah Scott
  
• Teen center using Timberland Libraries: Boys & Girls Club, Hannah