Word of Mouth Vol. 10 October 2020 Newsletter
Word of Mouth Vol.10 October 2020 Newsletter
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Spokane Collaborative Meeting Materials – Oct 15, 2020
Agenda Slides Equity workgroups Workgroup notes – combined Workgroup contacts All groups – Data Collection Plan worksheet Housing worksheet FV
Community Voice, Public Policy, Social Care Network
Working with LGBTQ+ Communities Workshop
Spectrum Center is facilitating this interactive workshop that will encompass language, issues, and experiences related to LGBTQ+ communities, as well as understandings of allyship and LGBTQ+ focused practices. Facilitators will challenge participants to consider how they can be active in making their communities safer for LGBTQ+ people. Discussions and activities will focus heavily on the intersecting identities and experiences that exist within LGBTQ+ communities and the best ways to interrupt exclusion.
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Why Race Matters Workshop Series
The Why Race Matters Workshop has been designed by Greater Spokane Progress to provide a foundation for further racial equity work.
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Word of Mouth Vol.9 September 2020 Newsletter
Word of Mouth Vol.9 September 2020 Newsletter
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Spokane Collaborative Meeting Materials – September 17, 2020
Agenda Slides Wilder Collaborative Factor results – July 2020 Equity workgroups Housing workgroup – Draft policy statement BH workgroup Draft
Community Voice, Social Care Network
HCA 2020 Learning Symposium
The Washington Health Care Authority and Washington’s Accountable Communities of Health are pleased to announce their 2020 Learning Symposium: Community Health Through an Equity Lens. This year’s event will be virtual, with all sessions taking place via Zoom.
BHT Releases Behavioral Health Access Report
The report includes a regional overview: behavioral health needs, treatment, and financing, as well as focused subsections of the report provide more in-depth data on: 1) racial/ethnic disparities in behavioral health care access; 2) community behavioral health; and 3) transportation and geographic access to care.
Community Voice, Social Care Network
Healthy Kids Together – Back to School Flyers
Your child may be eligible for WA Apple Health for Kids free or low-cost coverage (with a low premium) if your income is at or below the Medicaid standard.
Please call our Navigators today for assistance 509-340-9008! Appointments can be made with an insurance navigator and interpreter if needed.
Request for Proposals: Criminal Justice Behavioral Health Access Projects
BHT is inviting proposals with the intent to support innovative approaches that work to reduce recidivism, embed an equitable approach, and improve access to behavioral health services for criminal justice involved individuals, as well as, early intervention and prevention with youth.