Collaborative Opportunities
Non-profit agency that meets the most pressing unmet needs of low-income children in the South Bay.
What is South Bay Children's Health Center?
The collaborative challenge that pertains to parental involvement in obtaining permission to provide services.
What is receiving consent forms?
The inter-agency collaboration concept that involves both agencies openly speaking with one another.
What is communication?
This is what SSWAA stands for.
What is School Social Work Association of America?
One of the leading causes of children/teens/families not having access to mental health services.
What is poverty?
The specific program of SBCHC that collaborates with school districts for mental health services.
What is South Bay Youth Project?
One of the criteria that must be met to have access to the SBCHC's dental program.
What is proof of income?
The inter-agency concept that involves joint structures sacrificing some autonomy.
What is coalition?
Key characteristics a social worker should have.
What are warmth and caring concern, acceptance, positive regard, respect, and a nonjudgmental attitude, genuineness, empathy, therapeutic alliance, or collaboration and partnership?
The basic approach to interventions by school social workers.
What is EBP's (Evidence Based Practice)?
The first program that started the South Bay Children's Health Center.
What is the dental program?
The main challenge for certain school districts from receiving services from SBCHC through the South Bay Youth Project.
What is funding/resources?
The inter-agency concept that requires organizations to merge to create a new joint identity.
What is integration?
One key role (out of 3) a social worker has in a school setting.
What are (a) connect students and families with community mental health service supports, (b) assist with the transition and initiate direct communication with a CMHP, and (c) formalize communication and partnerships with a CMHP to ensure that school-based services complement community-based services and vice versa?
The ability to maintain an interpersonal stance that is other-oriented (or open to the other) in relation to aspects of cultural identity that are most important to the person.
What is cultural humility?
The opportunity that still has room for growth in the collaboration between TUSD and SBCHC.
What are on-site programs or early intervention?
The limitation where schools and mental health agencies may have different systems for classifying mental health disorders.
What are Distinct Diagnostic Systems and Training?
This theory suggests that organizations will enter into partnerships, or alliances, when one partner can contribute the resources or capacities beneficial to, but not possessed by, another organization.
What are resource-based theories?
The three key features that distinguish the professional social work relationship.
What are (1) client centered, (2) social worker remains aware of the contributions to the outcome personally and professionally, and (3) social worker's behavior is intentional and purposeful?
The group that is most likely to prematurely quit treatment/have engagement issues.
What is minorities/marginalized groups?